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Many 麻豆原创 University graduates choose to continue their education by attending graduate or professional school. Whether you choose to do so immediately, after a break from school, or not at all is up to you. The best time to apply and enroll in graduate school is whenever you are sure about the direction you have chosen, and when you can make the best case for yourself in your applications.

The most common reasons for continuing your education are to make yourself eligible for new career opportunities, or to improve your value and ability in the field you already work in. Some other students are simply interested enough in an academic or professional field that they choose to study it at the graduate level even though they don't have plans to use the degree or knowledge in a specific way.

If you take time away from school before continuing, you may find that your interests and goals change or that there is more than one graduate degree that will serve your purposes.

This site is designed to show you some of the resources available for researching schools and programs and deciding where to enroll.

If you uncover helpful sites that are not mentioned on these pages, please let us know.

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  A comprehensive listing of graduate and professional programs around the country
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  The online directory of graduate school information
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  Features a program search and articles on topics of concern to graduate students
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  Rankings of graduate schools in a number of fields
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  Online information regarding many areas of graduate study

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  Information pertaining to online MBA programs, business schools, executive MBA's, or information on MBA rankings and the GMAT exam.
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  Articles, trends, and business school information.
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  This site offers the official link to GMAT information and application.
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  A wonderful site for exploring MBA programs, financial assistance information and a calendar of events.
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  Resources and tools for MBA's and managers.

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  Provides information about the application process and test registration
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  Links to websites of law schools around the country, as well as an index of law school rankings

Applicants to law school are generally far more apprehensive and overwhelmed than they need to be. The following guide to the law school application process should answer most of your questions about what you will need to do, and when. Because you have applied successfully to a competitive university, you already know most of what you need to know.

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  Learn about accredited medical schools, entry requirements, curriculum and how schools compare.
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  Net Vet - a starting point for those considering veterinary medicine, with schools both domestic and abroad.
• Pre-Medicine Resources

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  Dedicated to the support of philanthropy and grant seekers, this website also catalogues information for individuals seeking scholarships and fellowships.
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  Excellent collection of fellowships supporting graduate study and research, maintained by Cornell University
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  One-stop resource to find funds for training in the biomedical sciences and undergraduate science education

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  The best site for information about the GRE General and Subject Tests, including test-preparation materials.
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  Kaplan offers test preparation services for a variety of exams.
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  Valuable general information about the graduate and professional school application processes; information and preparation for testing.
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  Offers test preparation service for LSAT, GMAT, and GRE.
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  Offers free GRE practice tests, tutorials, practice questions, and a vocabulary tutor.
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  Offers free downloadable study guides for GRE, GMAT, MCAT, and more.
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  The official website of Test of English as a Foreign Language programs and services.
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  The official website of the Medical College Admissions Test.
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  The official website of the Graduate Management Admissions Council.
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  The official website of the Law School Admissions Test.