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Highest Paying Graduate Degrees

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When it comes to salaries, the golden rule is to never talk about them— but we think differently. Find out which graduate degree can help you get the most out of your career and get the largest salary around! Highest Paying Industries Engineering Business Sciences Arts Median Salary: $136,500 Median...

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Interview with the Dean

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Meet Dr. Mary Farmer-Kaiser, who started teaching at Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ in 2000 and became Dean of the Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ Graduate School in 2014 after serving as Interim Dean for a year. She is Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ’s biggest advocate for graduate students and graduate studies, and she’s working tirelessly to move...

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Is a Graduate Degree Right for You?

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It’s a question we’ve all asked ourselves: should I get a graduate degree? When you’re thinking about going back to get your master’s degree or doctoral degree, it’s important to know why you want to earn your higher degree, along with knowing what you’d like to do after graduation. There are a...

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It's Never Too Late for Grad School

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Late 20s to early 30s. Minimal outside commitments. Has the ability to consume unnatural amounts of caffeine. Lives in the lab and doesn’t remember the last time they had a full night of sleep. That’s the portrait of a typical graduate student—the stereotype. But if you ask us, there’s no such thing...

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Master's Degrees: Still Relevant in Today's World?

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Are master’s degrees still relevant? Yes. In fact, they’re considered more than just relevant now—they’re practically essential. A master’s degree makes you more competitive in the job market. It helps differentiate you from other job candidates, because master’s programs help you specialize in the...

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Meet Nick Arcuri: A Master of Architecture Student Case Study

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Meet Nick Arcuri, a Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ graduate student who will finish his Master of Architecture degree in May 2016. He earned his Bachelor of General Studies in the arts and humanities and worked as a blacksmith and woodworker before becoming one of our graduate students at Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ. Outside the...

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Meet Public History Professor Thomas Cauvin

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Meet Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ history professor Dr. Thomas Cauvin, who was recently named the new director of the public history program at Âé¶¹Ò¹ÊÐ. He has just published the first single-authored textbook in North America about public history and the new digital technology practices that are shaping the...

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