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Entrance Process?
Graduate school admissions processes are considerably different, depending on the field of choice and the prestige of the school in which you are applying. General information is provided below to help with your personal research into the process of applying.
Preliminary Testing and Entrance Essays
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Entrance Exams/Tests Prep GRE – Graduate Record Exam LSAT – Law School Admission Test MAT – Miller Analogy Test MCAT – Medical College Admission Test DAT – Dental Admission Test VCAT – Veterinary College Admission Test OCAT – Optometry College Admission Test PCAT – Pharmacy College Admission Test |
Creating an Entrance Essay Many graduate schools require a writing sample or entrance essay on a directed topic. This essay is your opportunity to stand out from the rest of the applicants, in front of admissions committees. Careful attention should be given to the ethical guidelines of entrance essays. Under no circumstances should you have someone write the essay for you. Consult the following resources for assistance as you create an essay that puts you at the top: |
Application Process
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Costs to Apply Funding and costs are dependent upon school of choice and area of study. Consult an Admissions Counselor or find information on a school's website regarding application costs. Many graduate schools require the submission of a Graduate and Professional School Financial Aid Service Form for application. Complete and mail the FAFSA the spring prior to graduate school. |
General Application Timeline 1. Submit application one year prior to the start of the program. 2. Follow up to make sure all application materials have been received, approximately six months before intended start date. 3. Four to six weeks before deadline, confirm that your recommendations have been received. 4. Send thank you letters to all who have assisted you through the process. |
