Related Links
- What Graduate Programs Does PSU Offer?
- So you want to go to graduate school
- Using the Bagley Center
- Choices 2008
- Where do I look for graduate school information?
- Finding the right program: some considerations
- Professional programs (law, medicine, etc.)
- Entrance exams and test dates
- Financial aid resources
Career Services
Professional Programs
Applying to professional schools is a competitive and lengthy process. In fact, preparation for these programs should begin in your first year of college. Your undergraduate course work, related experiences, entrance exams and application materials will play a critical role in your selection. To fully prepare yourself for this opportunity, research and planning will be very important.
Plymouth State University Resources
Don't overlook resources here on campus that can assist you. Your academic catalog identifies many valuable resources including the following programs and services:
Pre-Law Minor:
Pre-law studies are chosen by students from many different majors and
usually require developing an impressive academic record coupled with sincerity
of purpose. The program fosters the development of logic, comprehension, verbal
skills and some quantitative analytical methods. The Pre-Law Council, composed
of faculty from different disciplines, monitors the Pre-Law minor.The Pre-Law
minor ensures a diversity of subject matter that will provide a broad foundation
for candidates to law school. Students interested in pursing careers in law
should contact Professor Roger O. Babin,
the Pre-Law advisor, early in their undergraduate studies.
See a detailed description of the Pre-Law Minor from the online academic catalog.
Career Resources
Our center has a wealth of resources available including books, videos, access to the Internet, and an Advisors of Advisors. We welcome the opportunity to assist you at any step of your research or graduate application process. Please call 535-2336.
Related Web Sites
The Internet is a great source of information for students considering professional school studies. Advice and information is available on nearly every topic from application requirements and financial aid sources to suggestions on surviving graduate school and your job search. You are encouraged to explore the following sites for more information. Please note, there are many other sites to explore; we offer these a starting point to your search process. Also visit our page Where Do I Look for Graduate School Information?
Princeton Review—This site provides information on law, business, medical or graduate school admissions, as well as standardized testing information; includes a variety of informative articles
JOBWEB —A resource list for career advisors; has a diverse collection of graduate school related sites.
Business Schools—A comprehensive list of business schools (B-Schools) maintained by the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth College
Law Schools and Law Directories —An extensive list of law schools maintained by the University of Southern California; identifies law schools, legal organizations listed on the Internet and related directories.
