Applying for graduate school is a much different process than applying for jobs and internships. Here are some resources to help you through the process.
Just like your undergrad school search, there are a wide variety of options for graduate programs. You will want to spend some time researching your options to find a program that fits your needs.
Program Research Resources:
Different programs will require different things for you to apply. Some programs will require you to take a test like the GRE or GMAT, visit this page for more information on these tests.
Other common tests include:
A CV (Curriculum Vitae) is a more complete synopsis than a resume. CVs are typically used for applications for academic, research, or scholarly positions.
CV resources:
An essay, personal statement or answering specific questions may be required with an application to evaluate your writing skills, motivation, and commitment to entering a particular field. When creating a personal statement it is important to:
Personal Statement Resources:
An in person or virtual interview may be required as part of the application process. For more information on interviewing (including tips and resources) see our student interviewing page.
