Choosing a Graduate School
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Choosing a graduate school. Most of the information needed is the same sort of information one seeks in deciding what undergraduate school to attend. This means information on programs offered, course descriptions, professors available, location of the campus, style of life in the area, costs of both the course and living in the area, and so on ("Evaluating Graduate Schools"). Jobweb on the Internet offers specific steps to follow in gathering the needed information and making the decision: ( You should first consult faculty members in your undergraduate program and individuals who have knowledge of the field. They should be able to refer you to graduate schools and answer questions about the strengths and weaknesses of the programs. ( Look in reference materials and books in your college's or community career resource library. These guides will giv
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