Grad School Finding Graduate and Professional Programs

• Evaluating and knowing yourself is important in order to connect with the program providing the best fit for your career goals and aspirations.

• To find graduate programs, you should pursue conversations with your program faculty members, your academic advisor and a career counselor. 

• Talking with people pursuing your field of interest, particularly our alumni as well as family and friends, can also guide you to programs that might be a good fit for you and your career goals. 

The following search resources will also provide information on schools within a particular academic or career discipline:

Peterson’s                           

Graduate Guide              

PhDs                                  

College and University Home Pages                    

Princeton Review                               

Grad Profiles        

Searching for International Graduate Programs:

• International Graduate 
• International Grad Schools 
• Study Overseas 
   

Testing Information

Explore individual testing pre-requisites on each graduate school site.  Some schools will not require tests, and some may indicate a minimal grade point average prior to requiring a test.  For more information on the entrance exams required for various graduate and professional programs click here.

                                                 
** For other health related tests, refer to the Pre-Health website