Graduate/Professional School Helpful Resources

Links with General Information:

Quick Links to Information on Binghamton University's Graduate Programs
Tips for Getting Into Graduate/Professional School
General Links for Researching Programs
International Graduate Schools
Online Graduate Programs
Financing Graduate School
School Rankings
Tests

Links for Specific Programs:

Geography Programs
Higher Education Programs
Journalism
Law Programs
MBA and Business Graduate Programs
Public Service/Non-Profit Programs
Psychology Programs
Research (all fields)
Social Work Programs
Teaching Programs

Quick Links to Information on Binghamton University's Graduate Programs

Tips for Getting Into Graduate/Professional School

General Links for Researching Programs

International Graduate Schools

International Grad Schools

Online Graduate Programs

Online Programs

Financing Graduate School

School Rankings

Tests

GRE, GMAT, TOEFL: These three exams are offered online through Thompson Prometric Test Center, located on 4104 Old Vestal Road. For questions or to schedule a test date, call 797-5720 Monday- Friday from 9:00am - 6:00pm, Monday, Wednesday-Saturday (closed Tuesday and Sunday). Results are available after two weeks and can be sent to up to five graduate/professional schools at no extra charge. For more information or to locate other Thompson Prometric test sites, visit their web site at www.prometric.com.
LSAT & LSDAS
MCAT

Links for Specific Programs

Geography Programs

Geography Departments in the U.S. and Canada

Higher Education Programs

Journalism

Degree Overview: Journalism (288kb pdf)

Law Programs

American Bar Association (ABA) Employment Summary Report - searchable report of employment rates by law school and class year
Binghamton University Pre-law Advising
Degree Overview: Public Interest Law (310kb pdf)
The E-Guide to Public Service at America's Law Schools
LSAC's-Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools

MBA and Business Graduate Programs

Public Service/Non-Profit Programs

Psychology Programs

Research (all fields)

Council on Undergraduate Research Registry of Undergraduate Researchers Registry facilitates matchmaking between undergrads who have research experience with grad schools seeking high quality students who are well prepared for research. The Registry is FREE to students in the fields of Anthro/Archaeology, Arts/Humanities, Bio/Biochem, Business, Chem/Biochem, Econ, Education, Engineering, English and Linguistics, Env. Studies, Geosciences, Health Professions, History, Journalism and Communications, Math/Comp Sci, Physics/Astronomy, Poli Sci, Psyc, Social Work and Sociology.

Social Work Programs

Schools of Social Work

Teaching Programs

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