Applying to Grad School

Planning for graduate school involves deciding what to study, finding the right school and applying to competitive programs. Start here, with our grad school guides, rankings and insider tips.

11 Law Schools Where You Can Pay Off Your Debt

Farran Powell | May 31, 2018

The average return for 2016 law graduates from these schools who now work in the private sector was nearly 150 percent.


10 Best Public B-Schools for a Full-Time MBA

Farran Powell | April 3, 2018

In-state students at more than half of these schools paid less than $40,000 in tuition for the 2017-2018 school year.


More Nursing Disciplines Require a Master's or Doctoral Degree

Farran Powell | March 22, 2018

A doctorate, or DNP, may be required in the future for some nursing specialties, experts say.


Tips for International Students Applying to Popular U.S. Graduate School Programs

Kelly Mae Ross | March 22, 2018

Experts offer advice for international students interested in business, computer science and engineering.


MBAs Offer More Advantages Than Undergrad Business Majors

Farran Powell | March 21, 2018

An MBA usually comes with a boost in pay and more networking opportunities.


Computer Science Grads Can Earn More Than MBAs

Farran Powell | March 20, 2018

Computer-related jobs that fetch more than $100,000 include data scientist and software architect.


When Paying $100,000 for a Graduate Degree Is Worth the Cost

Farran Powell | Jan. 29, 2018

According to one study, the best paid master's degree fields are in business, information technology and engineering.


10 Business Schools Where Getting Admitted Is Tough

Jordan Friedman | Dec. 26, 2017

These schools accepted an average of 13.8 percent of applicants for fall 2016, U.S. News data show.


Get Into Grad School Despite Bad, Mediocre College Grades

Ilana Kowarski | Nov. 20, 2017

Strong admissions essays can help applicants compensate for a less-than-ideal college academic performance, experts say.


10 MBA Programs Where Grads Earn the Most in Consulting

Farran Powell | Nov. 16, 2017

MBA grads from these programs make more than an average $135,000 salary in consulting roles, U.S. News data show.

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