Also consider speaking to friends or family who have completed or are currently enrolled in graduate study as their first hand experience may give you some valuable insights. You will also want to search the Career Consultant Network in the Career Center to locate alumni who have completed the degree you are considering. They could give you some good information about their own experiences, the institutions they attended and how they are using their degrees. Additionally the following resources in the career library can help make your decision. The Career Center home page will connect you with more graduate study information on the World Wide Web.
Most graduate schools have web pages with program information, much like an on-line catalog.
We would recommend spending an afternoon browsing the web pages of any schools in which you might be interested. In addition to the WWW sites listed below, there are several quality sites containing useful information for researching schools. Visit the Career Center's Graduate School section for links to some excellent web pages . JOB TRAK 's web page contains very useful information, including tips on the application process, test preparation, and deciding which programs will meet your needs. There is also an excellent link to a site devoted to writing the all important personal statement .