Graduate School — Ask the Experts

So, you're planning to attend grad school--congratulations! But first you need advice to decide which type of program works best for your lifestyle and schedule.

Graduate school is a major undertaking, so of course you should be sure you're comfortable with the school and program you choose. Here's some expert advice.

Getting into grad school isn't easy and paying for is more of a challenge. Sometimes taking a year off first is smart. Here's some expert advice to consider.

Need to beef up your essay-writing skills for the essay portion of the GMAT or GRE? Check out our expert advice to make your arguments stand out!

You know you need great letters of recommendation for your grad school applications, but what can you do to get the ball rolling? Check out our expert advice!

If you're looking to improve your GMAT score to get into grad school, there are a few simple things you can do. Check out our expert's top five tips.

The graduate financial aid process is a little different than what students got used to for undergrad. Here are the quick answers of what you need to know.

Planning for grad school can depend on what type of grad school are you thinking about? Medicine? Dentistry? Law? Or an advanced degree in your chosen field?

Whether you will apply for a master's or a doctoral program depends upon the career path that you want and what you hope to do with the degree.

The GRE, known as the GRE revised General Test, is required by many graduate programs. Here's some expert advice to know about this important exam.