GUIDE TO FOR KNOWING WHAT TO DO AFTER BEING ACCEPTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL PROGRAM:
Guide to Getting Accepted To a Masters Degree Program and Deciding Which Offer to Accept, Making Your Final Selection, Accepting an Offer, and Waiting..
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What to Do After Being Accepted to Graduate School - Success! You have received a letter from at least one school offering you admission into a graduate program. What do you need to do now? It is quite acceptable, even expected, that you will contact the graduate program director either by e-mail or by telephone to ask questions about your offer. If you have been accepted at more than one school, you will need to look carefully at the different schools to see which one will be the best fit for you.
Acceptance to Graduate Study, Now What? - So what do you do? Each time you get an offer, compare it with the one you have in hand and determine which to decline. Repeat this comparison process as you receive each new offer.
Deciding Which Offer To Accept - After an extraordinary effort researching graduate school programs and completing applications, the acceptance letters have come in the mail. Now you must consider which offer to accept.
If the School Fits - The suit you wear to a job interview needs to fit perfectly, and so does the graduate school that prepares you for what comes after that interview. You may have been accepted to more than one program, but one of the most important steps in going to graduate school is choosing the right one.
Should You Go to Graduate School Now or Wait? - You've planned on attending graduate school, but with graduation just around the corner, are you ready for another three to eight years of graduate education? Should you take time off before graduate study?
Eenie, Meenie, Minie, Moe - I spent a grueling three weeks deciding between four graduate schools, and waiting to see if my top choice would take my application off the wait list and onto the pile of acceptances. I felt proud and lucky to have my pick between a good number of MFA (Master of Fine Arts) programs in creative writing, but there were many factors to consider, both on a professional and personal level.
Entering Graduate School - A chapter from The Chicago Guide to Your Academic Career: A Portable Mentor for Scholars from Graduate School through Tenure
Countdown to your Life as a Grad Student - Can you believe it? You made it through the selection process and are about to start your life as a grad student. You will be facing some unique and trying challenges over the next two years.
Congratulations! You've Been Accepted Into a Clinical Psychology Program! Now What? - This article will describe some of the issues faced by graduate students and postgraduate students in clinical psychology.
Wondering what to do now? - So what do you do with yourself all summer if you've been accepted to graduate school, but are waiting for the fall to begin your studies?
Seeking Acceptance - You've narrowed down your choices, sent off the applications, and now the letter of offer you've been waiting for has arrived. But when it says you're accepted, be sure to read the fine print-there are different types of admission status:
Graduate/Professional School - Acceptance/ Deferment / Rejection - The graduate and professional school application process can be lengthy, time-consuming and emotionally difficult. It is important that you have support from faculty, peers, family members and other people who are applying to graduate or professional school.
Accepting an offer - Once you have decided that a program
is right for you, call them to accept their offer and send them a
written acceptance.
Making a Final Selection - You've probably made your graduate school selections by talking to your professors, reading grad school literature and surfing web sites. You've taken GREs, requested letters of reference and submitted your applications. What's left to do? Plenty
