by Sarah Wilkinson, Class of ’17 Before you apply to a graduate school, ask yourself any last minute questions that might affect your decision. Does the program your’re interested in allow for part-time study? Is work experience required to get into the program? Does the program allow flexibility such as dual majors, interdepartmental or interdisciplinary […]
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by Sarah Wilkinson, Class of ’17 Hoping to get into law school? If so, great! The number of things you’ll need to do between your junior year of undergrad and actually getting into law school can be overwhelming. Here’s a timeline to help you stay on track. Fall – Junior Year Try to gain experience […]
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by Sarah Wilkinson, Class of ’17 Part of the reason you might be hesitating to get a graduate degree is the sheer cost alone. How the heck are you supposed to pay for another two-four years of college when you’re already strapped with student loans from the first four? Here are some options: Complete the […]
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by Sarah Wilkinson, Class of ’17 More than likely, you’ll have to take at least one entrance exam to get into grad school. Here’s a brief guide to the types of entrance exams you might run into. Types of Exams The GRE® revised General Test: http://www.ets.org/gre Miller Analogies Test: http://psychcorp.pearsonassessments.com/haiweb/Cultures/enUS/site/Community/PostSecondary/Products/MAT/mathome.htm Law School Admissions Test: http://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/about-the-lsat/ […]
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