Explore Graduate Programs
Choosing a graduate program can feel overwhelming, and that’s okay! The tips and tools in this section will help you get started, and then narrow your choices before you apply.
Graduate school is a chance to dive deeper into your education and take more advanced courses that go beyond what you learned in your bachelor’s degree, helping you build expertise and new opportunities.
The information and resources on this site are meant to provide a broad overview of what graduate school is, why you might want to attend, and how to get there.
Graduate school experiences vary by major and industry. After reviewing the information on this site, be sure to also discuss your graduate school plans with faculty from your specific major.
Choosing a graduate program can feel overwhelming, and that’s okay! The tips and tools in this section will help you get started, and then narrow your choices before you apply.
It is never too early to start thinking about your career and graduate school! Taking steps to prepare during your undergraduate years can save you time and potential worry as you approach graduate school.
View the Recommended Application TimelineFinancial aid can come in different forms, like scholarships, loans, and grants. Check out the options and see what fits your needs.
Learn how to put your best foot forward, including information about how to prepare for entrance exams (e.g., the GRE, MCAT, LSAT, etc.).
Get StartedLearn about interviews, planning campus visits, and how to negotiate your scholarship offers.
We use a lot of industry-specific terms and abbreviations in higher education. Definitions of terms used on the Graduate School Pathways site are available on this glossary page.
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Are you unsure if graduate school is right for you? Did you apply to graduate school and not get in? Do you just want to talk to a person?
We are here to help!
The Graduate School Pathways program is part of the Office of Faculty Engagement & Experiential Learning, housed within the Classroom to Career Hub (C2Hub). We are here to provide graduate school preparation resources to the university community.
Please feel free to get in touch with any questions, comments, or requests.
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