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Obtaining Graduate Assistantships

By - Apr 18, 09:46 AM   Comments [0]

Find the resources that can save you financially Assistantships are a way of funding your graduate education. They are more often awarded to PhD students than to master’s students (though a department may sometimes have funding available for exceptional master’s students). You may be awarded a Teaching...

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Choosing Among Multiple Grad School Offers

By - Apr 17, 09:48 AM   Comments [0]

Location and cost of living can tip the scale. Whether you’re applying for a Master’s or a PhD, entering April with multiple offers in hand is a terrific position to be in. Now you need to evaluate which program is the very best one for your needs....

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The 3 Most Popular Grad School Myths

By - Apr 15, 09:42 AM   Comments [0]

In the education sector, we hear a lot of myths from our students applying to grad school. A lot of this popular perception just isn’t true! In this post, we’ll reveal the facts behind the three most common myths. 1. I can only attend a highly-ranked...

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How to Write Waitlist Update Letters

By - Apr 14, 10:18 AM   Comments [0]

The application process is not over for waitlisted applicants. You’ve still got a chance of getting into your dream school, so now’s not the time to slack off, and it’s certainly not the time to give up. Continue fighting for that acceptance! Your waitlist updates (you...

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3 Continents, 2 Masters, 1 Amazing Year: UVA MS in Global Commerce

By - Apr 13, 10:27 AM   Comments [0]

Three continents. Two master’s degrees. One amazing year. That’s the program we’re going to explore today! [0:45] Meet Dean Cyndy Huddleston, Associate Dean, Graduate Admissions & Corporate Relations at the McIntire School of Commerce at UVA. Dean Huddleston is an alumna of the College of William and Mary where...

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Multiple Acceptances: How to Deal With a Win-Win Situation

By - Apr 12, 09:57 AM   Comments [0]

Which offer should you accept? Congratulations! You’ve been accepted to two (or more!) solid colleges or graduate schools. Or maybe you’ve been accepted to one of your safety schools with a huge scholarship and your top-choice program with no funding. Or, you’ve been accepted to a...

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Should You Apply to Grad School?

By - Apr 4, 09:46 AM   Comments [0]

Know what you are getting into before you dive in! To apply or not apply. That is the question many of you are asking yourselves as admissions deadlines approach. Is it time to go for the MBA? The JD? MD? PhD? Here’s the answer: it depends. It...

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Haas, McCombs, and Case Interviews

By - Mar 30, 09:49 AM   Comments [0]

This week, join us for a discussion about Haas, McCombs, consulting, and case interviews. Meet Erin Robinson, Destin Whitehurst, and Robin Ligon, the team behind Consulting Interview Coach. [0:45] All three have extensive experience in consulting prior to starting their MBAs – Erin and Destin at Deloitte and...

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What to do About a Low GPA

By - Mar 23, 10:39 AM   Comments [0]

This week, join us for a rebroadcast of one of our most popular shows – our discussion of how to address a low GPA. Many applicants are concerned about their undergrad GPAs, and nervous that their GPA might be too low for their target graduate program. If...

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4 Application Strategy Tips: Stand Out AND Fit In

By - Mar 22, 10:02 AM   Comments [0]

Be like a mosaic – different so that it fits in perfectly! It can be confusing: Half of the advice you read urges you to stand out in your application, while the other half advises you to explain how you’ll fit in. So which is it?...

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