Grad School?

[kidinthecorner]

I'm guessing not too many people are at this age, but anyone have any real plans for Grad School yet? I'm trying to figure out a good school for me after I finish next year, and I really have no idea.

I'm an Econ major, and apparently Syracuse's Maxwell school is really good, but I don't think I can handle that many more years in this ghetto, so I'm not really sure what to do.

[cubz84]

It's a tough one to get into, but Northwestern has a killer grad school for business. I'm opting NOT to attend grad school after this year. I need a break from learning.

[Web250]

I'm finishing my undergrad at UDel a year early (i have this semester, and 4 more). Then I plan on using what would have been my 4th undergrad year to do gradwork here at udel.

[aminorthreat55]

Go to Wharton at UPenn. I'm either going there or Maryland. Although I learned of Univ of Baltimore's program the other day and apparently I'd transfer like 22 credits so I'd only need to take 29 credits to get an MBA.

[Cal Smith]

I'm guessing not too many people are at this age, but anyone have any real plans for Grad School yet? I'm trying to figure out a good school for me after I finish next year, and I really have no idea.

I'm an Econ major, and apparently Syracuse's Maxwell school is really good, but I don't think I can handle that many more years in this ghetto, so I'm not really sure what to do.

I dont know much about other schools, but here they have one of the top business schools. I've got some friends in the Master of Land Economics & Real Estate (http://business.tamu.edu/lere/). It's suppose to be really good.

Here's how the business school ranks among others.... (http://maysbusiness.tamu.edu/2005/09/news-sept.html)

[apoemtothedead]

I was going to say either Wharton or Kellogg, but they had both been mentioned. But those are definitely the two best in the country.

[Spicoli hey bud]

i'm not looking forward to grad school

[Kram41]

I might be going to Grad School for Economics in a couple years, probably not though.

[IAmNietzche]

I plan on the University of Maryland for criminology.

[aminorthreat55]

I plan on the University of Maryland for criminology.
Prepare for some of the hottest girls you have ever seen.

[IAmNietzche]

Prepare for some of the hottest girls you have ever seen.
Really? Fuck yeah. How is the school/surrounding area?

[SC0926]

I was thinking about grad school next year, but I think Im gonna get a decent job, make some decent money and than have them pay for grad school(weekend/night)...Im studying Cinical Lab Science(being like a Lab Tech)..so I know tons of hospitals/clinics that are willing to pay as long as you stick with them.

[fire on my lips]

Prepare for some of the hottest girls you have ever seen.
where were all of them when i visited UM?

[fire on my lips]

Really? Fuck yeah. How is the school/surrounding area?
it's a college town, so way better then wore-chester

[fire on my lips]

I dont know much about other schools, but here they have one of the top business schools. I've got some friends in the Master of Land Economics & Real Estate (http://business.tamu.edu/lere/). It's suppose to be really good.

Here's how the business school ranks among others.... (http://maysbusiness.tamu.edu/2005/09/news-sept.html)
top 50 in the country, for b-schools (http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/mba/brief/mbarank_brief.php)

[im_random]

I know that last year and the year before that, Maxwell had Harvard beat out for the number one grad school in the country..but that might have just been in relation to poli sci. I'm not sure.

[aminorthreat55]

Really? Fuck yeah. How is the school/surrounding area?
The school is awesome. Tons of parties, a good basketball and football team (top 25 quality usually, although football has been sliding recently), lots of hot girls, the area is pretty good, DC is 15 minutes away via Metro or car, Baltimore is 45 minutes away. It's a good school.

[richter915]

I was thinking about grad school next year, but I think Im gonna get a decent job, make some decent money and than have them pay for grad school(weekend/night)...Im studying Cinical Lab Science(being like a Lab Tech)..so I know tons of hospitals/clinics that are willing to pay as long as you stick with them.
yay somebody doing something science related

[monkeyboy14]

I got accepted into the equivalent of a grad school. I just finished Exercise Science and will be studying Physio in 6 months

[richter915]

I got accepted into the equivalent of a grad school. I just finished Exercise Science and will be studying Physio in 6 months
what do they have in australia instead of grad school?

[selftitled85]

I'm guessing not too many people are at this age, but anyone have any real plans for Grad School yet? I'm trying to figure out a good school for me after I finish next year, and I really have no idea.

I'm an Econ major, and apparently Syracuse's Maxwell school is really good, but I don't think I can handle that many more years in this ghetto, so I'm not really sure what to do.

jmu has a great econ program. i just have no idea if they offer a masters in it.


im looking at gw elliot school of international affairs

[monkeyboy14]

what do they have in australia instead of grad school?

I will be doing a postgraduate degree. Degrees are separated into undergraduate and postgraduate. Most people just do undergraduate degrees and then go and get a job in their field of interest. You pretty much only do postgraduate degrees if you are interested in research or want a higher qualification, such as Honours, Masters or Doctrate

[noodledancer]

I'm guessing not too many people are at this age, but anyone have any real plans for Grad School yet? I'm trying to figure out a good school for me after I finish next year, and I really have no idea.

I'm an Econ major, and apparently Syracuse's Maxwell school is really good, but I don't think I can handle that many more years in this ghetto, so I'm not really sure what to do.
i'm in grad school for public health right now, but i have no real plans beyond that, other than to find a sweet job.

i'd say to think about location when selecting a grad school. there's no point in going to a "good school" if you don't like where you are.

[Juliana101]

UPenn and NYU have really good grad schools, so does Villanova.

[Spicoli hey bud]

I plan on the University of Maryland for criminology.
i'm a junior crim major at umd now