The holiday season is over, but application season continues. Here are some of the latest, most interesting headlines about the graduate school admissions process and graduate education from media outlets across the world.
Most future applicants cannot think about going to graduate school without thinking about how to pay for it. Here’s what one financial planner thinks every millennial should know and consider. (Forbes)
A dean at Fordham University discusses the future of doctoral education reform. (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
Most of your students already know all the good reasons to score well on the GRE and go to a top ranked graduate school in their field. But it always bears repeating. (Say Campus Life)
Something else that seems logical and ethical, and also bears repeating: do NOT lie or embellish on your graduate school application. Not only is it wrong, but whoever does it will likely get caught. Definitely something to reinforce with your students. (The Wall Street Journal)
There has been explosive grown among the University of Massachusetts – Lowell’s graduate programs – enrollment has increased by 53 percent since the fall of 2007. What’s the explanation? (The Lowell Sun)
