by Vincent J. Angrisani and Patrick O'Connell Executive Director of Enrollment; Director of International Students and Scholars; Queens College, City University of New York
Are you an international student considering a graduate degree in the United States? You're in good company...and you're about to get an inside look at how to achieve your goal.
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In the current job market, some shy away from pursuing a master's or doctorate. And not so surprisingly--it costs a lot of money and time! But what if you didn't have a choice?
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When educators talk about "lifelong learning," this is exactly what we mean! If you want a second bachelor's degree, at least you'll likely have completed some of the basic core curriculum course work through your previous degree.
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by Charles D. Sands, Ph.D. Founding Dean, College of Allied Health, California Baptist University
The medical school application process can be challenging, exciting, invigorating, and, at times, frustrating. The more you know about the process, the better off you will be.
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by Joan Isaac Mohr Vice President and Dean of Admissions, Quinnipiac University
The financial aid process for undergraduate students centers around two forms: the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and the College Scholarship Service (CSS) PROFILE.
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by Joan Isaac Mohr Vice President and Dean of Admissions, Quinnipiac University
Whether you will apply for a master's or a doctoral program depends upon the career path that you want and what you hope to do with the degree.
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