Graduate School Information and Resources

Surveys of Randolph-Macon's alumni indicate that about 20% of each graduating class goes immediately into a graduate program. Many more return within several years after graduation. Students interested in graduate education can participate in a variety of preprofessional programs.

The Prelaw Society and the departmental honorary societies typically sponsor programs that explore graduate education.

Alumni Career Networking can be searched by graduate institution and lists the graduate degrees of alumni. Informational interviews with selected alumni can provide a wealth of information about graduate school opportunities.

Faculty advisors are instrumental in assisting students with the appropriate selection of coursework for the various graduate programs.


Please note the following resources:

• Kaplan helps people unlock their talent and acquire the new skills they need to get ahead. Kaplan's range of offerings includes diplomas and certificates, degree programs and continuing education.
  
• Peterson's Education Center provides information on many topics relevant to graduate school.
  
• Princeton Review provides information on Law, Business, Medical and Graduate School admission.
  
• Preparing Application Essays: Essay Edge and Accepted
  
• Gradschools. com - a graduate school directory
  
• Education in hearing science, audiology, speech-language pathology
  
• U.S. News.com - annual rankings of graduate schools/programs
  
• Financial Aid - guide to financial aid