Acquiring letters of recommendation is one of the most important components of the application process. Developing good relationships with faculty as an undergraduate is important. This can be done by volunteering or working for a professor, interning, participating in academic clubs as an officer and writing a thesis while in an honors program. Usually, letters from two faculty and one employer are recommended. It covers the admission process, GRE requirements for each school, and deadlines.
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This book lists all of the graduate schools that have entire programs taught on the Web. This book serves as a review on all books and Web sites on graduate schools. For a two-year endeavor, there is much to be done for the graduate school application process. Following a set time frame and communicating with faculty and employers will quicken the process and make it seem less painful. Student Advantage, Inc.