04-30-2024, 10:46 AM
Graduate school is more about specializing into a career or academic choice. What would you like to specialize in? Do you want to specialize in science, math, business, education, healthcare, computer science? Now, what branch of that specialization do you want to specialize in? Education for example you can do leadership, teaching, STEM teaching, disability services, and more.
Top 100 is very subjective. There are over 4,000 universities in the United States, and over 1,000 offer grad studies. There's over 25,000 in the world. For example there's less than 40 DHA programs in the world, so they're all top 100.
Like people think Harvard is top 10, but in engineering it's only 23! But, Purdue is #3!
I'd recommend sitting down and carefully reviewing what you liked a lot in your undergraduate degree. Think about your career, and what would make you happy. Graduate school is an expensive, and a dedicated step. Graduate school will make your undergraduate feel like primary school again.
Top 100 is very subjective. There are over 4,000 universities in the United States, and over 1,000 offer grad studies. There's over 25,000 in the world. For example there's less than 40 DHA programs in the world, so they're all top 100.
Like people think Harvard is top 10, but in engineering it's only 23! But, Purdue is #3!
I'd recommend sitting down and carefully reviewing what you liked a lot in your undergraduate degree. Think about your career, and what would make you happy. Graduate school is an expensive, and a dedicated step. Graduate school will make your undergraduate feel like primary school again.
Dr. Ashkir DHA, MBA, MAOL, PMP, GARA
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