Researching Graduate Schools
The decision to attend graduate school should be the result of a process working with the CC&C, your faculty advisor, and others who know you well. If you have reached the point that you think you would like to undertake graduate studies, there are a number of resources you will want to use.
- Peterson’s Guide
- This web site is for basic school address information only. For further information or hard copies that have profile and detail information, visit the CC&C.
- GradSchools.com
- An additional website that is very helpful
- Graduate School Catalogues
- Once you have identified specific graduate programs that might be a good fit for you, request their catalogue. You also can find detailed information about a graduate program by going to the website of the school.
- Graduate School Nook, 3rd floor Bartlett
- Outside the CC&C, on the third floor of Bartlett Hal,l there is an alcove by the window with bulletin boards and shelves dedicated to graduate school information. Here you'll find a variety of posters, testing information, and other materials.
- People you can talk to/advisors
- Talk to faculty who are familiar with the graduate school area you are interested in. They can give you an abundance of information based on their knowledge and experience.
More things you need to know
The CC&C can help with other steps involved in reasearching graduate schools. Learn more about the following topics:
