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Graduate school acceptance hinges on whether or not an applicant can successfully express his or her academic interests to those in the applicant's field of choice.

Applying for graduate school? Learn here how to put together a great application, get helpful letters of recommendation and prepare for the standardized test.

Are you considering grad school? Then, you'll need to take the GRE. Here is what to expect and some ideas to help you do your best.

Some tips for writing a concise, but interesting letter of intent to catch the eye of your prospective graduate schools. Geared towards course-based, Arts programs.

Post-graduate thirty-somethings struggle to keep their fragile necks from being crushed by life's depressing cold vice grips.

Students must apply to graduate school early and have backup plans. By senior year, entrance exams should be booked, recommendations solicited, and transcripts ordered.

The burden of financing graduate school should never discourage prospective students from applying. Financial resources abound for those willing to search and apply.

A statement of intent is a central part of applications. Writing one is necessary at many stages of an academic career, so knowing how to do so effectively is crucial.

Here are some points to consider before running the gauntlet of grad school applications and, in many cases, collecting a stack of rejections.

Finding the right graduate school for you is important. This list of tips will help to find the Graduate school that's the perfect fit.

Going to graduate school does not mean you'll have to take out more college loans. Most colleges and universities offer financial assistance through assistantships.

The Fugitive with 20 somethings, Who is Will Traveler? is not a question worth answering

A Master of Environmental Management will prepare students to deal with the globe's increasing environment problems.

To succeed in the growing field of industrial design, you should be creative, a problem solver, draw well, and have an interest in computers.

Practical help for Sci-Fi, fantasy and horror readers and writers in finding addresses for information, writing or publishing books, or other needs.

Renegade writer Linda Formichelli breaks all the rules of magazine publishing. Yet, she manages to write for top national magazines. Here's how she does it.

Graduate student Krystle Oates explains how following the steps precisely was key to entering graduate school

Students and parents should opt for realistic academic schedules that avoid burn-out while enabling students to achieve good scores in challenging classes.

Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman has released her first album with the Deutsche Grammophon label, featuring music for the cabaret.

As Rice Boy debuts for Stratford Shakespeare Festival's 2009 season, Sunil Kuruvilla, once a boxer himself, chats about a Welsh Banterweight Boxing Legend.

Psychology majors don't all have to go on to grad school in order to get jobs. Here are some places they are needed besides in counseling offices.

Get your master's or PhD studies this year off to a good start with some helpful New Year's resolutions. Here are some suggestions.

Return to Sleepaway Camp is a crude, unnecessary addition to a mediocre 80s horror franchise that went straight to DVD.

Comparing art colleges? The Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, California answers questions that help to describe the unique selling points of the school.

College students are outside an awful lot, and it's cold out there! Here are some suggestions for warm clothes for campus living.

A master's degree in library science can prepare one for a conventional library job in a school or town, but it can also open up a host of alternative career paths.

Writing a graduate school application can be a stressful process, but with these tips you will be well on your way to writing a winning essay.

Writing a science research paper is intimidating to a lot of first year science students. Keep this simple structure in mind to make writing papers easier.

In this exclusive interview, actor Anika Noni Rose discusses the controversy surrounding The Princess and the Frog and how she relates to her character Tiana.

Find holiday bargains at the end of summer as schools gear up for a new year. Parents on a budget, grandparents, and most anyone can find great gifts in school supplies.

Senior year can bring anxiety about future career plans, finances, and forming a new identity. Here are some tips for getting through the senior year blues.

With so many great art schools and colleges to choose from, how do art students make a choice about which school to go to?

The entry level job search is always difficult, but young women looking to start with a feminist organization in the economic crisis are in particular trouble.

Laurie Brooks talks about how her fascination with Scottish myths and legends led her to write a play about the selkie seal people -- then adapt the play into a YA novel.

The important American poet, Vince Gotera, edits the oldest literary review in the United States; Thomas Jefferson was a subscriber!

A graduate degree is usually required for professional librarian jobs. Here's how to choose a traditional or online program to earn a master's degree in library science.

Those seeking a professional librarian career will find many accredited programs that provide opportunities to earn an online master's of library science degree.

Canadian playwright on The Stratford Shakespeare Festival Playwrights' Retreat, Sundance Institute Ucross Foundation and Stage Scribes to Watch in 2009.

Is it a good idea to take a "gap year" in between high school and college? Here are some advantages and disadvantages of this hot trend.

According to the website, The Hands-On Guide to Surviving Adult Children Living at Home, nearly 25 million adult children live with their parents in the U.S.

There are established rules governing comma usage, and if a writer knows these rules, then he or she can avoid misusing the lowly comma.

Pär South, publisher and founder of Stick Raven Press talks about publishing today. Children's publishing is moving quickly and Stick Raven is poised to move with it.