Similarly, applicants to medical school are assessed not merely for their intellectual skill but also for their character and capacity for empathy, compassion, and sound judgment. Once you have decided on the kind of degree you want, you must choose a school. Identify several, keeping in mind both your own preferences and the likelihood of admission. Career Services library resources can help you identify a wide range of programs. Peterson's Guide to Graduate Study and the GRE Directory of Graduate Programs provide complete lists of U.S. graduate programs.
Specialized directories address particular fields of interest.
You'll find many on-line guides to graduate and professional programs on our homepage . Seek information from many programs, and don't limit yourself to those with which you are familiar. As you learn about schools, you must weigh many factors. Consider the following list. Only you can decide which deserve the most weight.