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Career Planning: Graduate School Preparation
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Graduate School Preparation
- Start Early - GPA & Exploration
- Working hard academically will keep you competitive & may offer you more options down the line
- Some programs require a certain GPA or field experiences
- Explore options for internships or summer jobs in the field
- Consider minors related to the field.
- Consider your interests & career goals
- What type of degree might you need for the career in the field?
- What are you interested in? Are there related fields?
- Pursuing graduate school beyond the master's level may offer you more opportunities for assistantships, fellowships, or scholarships to help pay your way.
- Talk to people who have careers/experience in those areas
- Faculty in related fields (Don't restrict yourself to your major department)
- Skills to Develop: Start early with help from Career Development
- Resume Writing
- Cover Letters
- Credentials File
- Interviewing
- Consider Internships & Coops - See your Advisor / Coop Office
- Searching for Programs
- Certain programs may require specific exams
(GRE, LSAT, MCAT, GMAT, etc...)
- Preparing for the exams
- Contact Career Development for more information
- Some preparation courses are hosted on campus
- Explore websites related to the exam
- Counseling Services administers a number of exams on campus
- Applying to programs
- Be sure to note the deadlines for applying to programs
- Career Development can assist you with your applications, resumes & cover letters.
- How to request an official transcript
- Note: Transfer / AP credit from other institutions must be sent from the original institution and cannot be forwarded
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Niagara University, NY 14109-2026
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