When reviewing job growth and salary information, it’s important to remember that actual numbers can vary due to many different factors—like years of experience in the role, industry of employment, ...

The School of Hard Knocks — sometimes known as life– is good at teaching a multitude of lessons. It stinks, though, at issuing degrees. The University of Kansas, however, is undertaking a multimillion ...

Attending graduate or professional school may be an option you are considering. If so, base your decision on careful reflection and clarification of your work/life goals. Talk with faculty, alumni, ...

The Development, Disease Models & Therapeutics Ph.D. Program trains innovative, dedicated, passionate scientists who want to bridge the divide between basic scientific research and medicine. Using ...

Speaking with your professors is an important first step as you consider various types of graduate and professional degrees and programs that focus on your career goals. Faculty members can give you ...

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Graduate school is an opportunity to advance your education and further your career. While post-pandemic applications are up, actual enrollments are down, so right now is as good a time as ever to ...

I know that the idea of grad school in America and “protecting your wallet” seems antonymous (just ask my student loans). However, a recent report conducted by The Century Foundation found that HBCU ...

Graduate school is an expensive proposition: The average cost of a two-year Master's degree is around $73,520, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, while a four-to-eight-year ...

The Dance Program uses graduate student assistantships as the sole form of financial aid for graduate students. Most students receive one assistantship per semester. For this reason, applicants should ...

In an ideal world, graduate programs would never discriminate against an applicant for disclosing their disability status—or, better yet, programs would be designed with disabled people in mind so ...