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Graduate School Tips and Tools

Wondering what schools to apply to, what timeline to follow, how school's select candidates? The Career and Counseling Center staff can help you navigate the graduate school application process. Take advantage of the resources listed below, both in our office and on the Internet.

Resources in the Career and Counseling Center

Individual appointments:
Confused about where to start? Set up an appointment with a career counselor to begin your graduate school search.

Graduate School Handbook:
This guide explains the graduate school application and selection processes. Stop in the Career and Counseling Center and pick up your free copy!

Career Library Resources
The Career and Counseling Center library has numerous publications pertaining to the graduate school application process. These resources may be checked-out overnight or for two days.

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Resources on the Internet
The Princeton Review
This includes information about researching and choosing a graduate school.

A Guide for Prospective Graduate School Candidates
Jobtrak offers links to information ranging from whether graduate school is right for you, to the application process, to obtaining faculty recommendations.

Tips for Researching and Applying to Graduate Schools
UW-Milwaukee Grad School offers information on what graduate school is like, how to locate a graduate program, and what the application process is like.

Movin' On: Tips About Graduate School
The College of William and Mary offers information on deciding whether to go to graduate school, choosing a school, applying, as well as an application timetable.

Interview Feedback
Students who have completed their medical school interviews report back on their experience, including the "tough" questions.