kgirl asked:


I have been accepted to grad school. I had assumed (hoped?) that I could go part-time but with this particular program they have all the classes figured out so you HAVE to go full-time. I own a condo in the Bay Area. I hate to give up on my dream of going to grad school but I don’t know how to make this work.

Yolanda

shixpunk17 asked:


I have never had trouble finding something that interests me in a field of study. The problem I have is chosing one to stick with. Psychology has always been very, very interesing to me, and I know there are many career opportunities to be had after grad school. But my heart has always been with English. I love reading, writing, analyzing, and thinking critically. I’m a freshman at the University at Buffalo currently as a Psych major but I don’t think that I can pick one without the other and be truly happy. Is it possible to enter grad school for psych with a BA in English, or does it have to be psych? My ideal situation would be an English major with a minor in philosophy and some coursework in Psych and then go on to graduate school for psychology. Is this possible?

Luis

thoughts_3000 asked:


I am currently in my 2nd year of undergrad school and majoring in criminology and anthropology. I want to focus on forensic anthropology but I am not sure what grad school to look into.
On top of that does anyone have any good suggestions on how to go about actually getting a good job in forensic anthro and what that might entail?
I have heard good and bad stuff…

Lydia

La LAtInA <3333 asked:


My gpa is a 3.1 but the average gpa at the grad school i want to attend is 3.4, and another is a 3.3 Do you think it would be a waste of time applying?

Justin

chemist0511 asked:


What is the average amount that people get for stipends. (preferrable Chemistry grad school, but any major will work) Also include the number of months the stipend is for.

Kristen

Soon2BeSlimBABY asked:


I currently have a 2006 corrolla but I want to get something cute for when I go to grad school. THANKS!

P.S, also something good on gas.

Wanda

moon420 asked:


I’ve just recently decided I wan’t to go to grad school for Psychology. I talked to my advisor and she said I need about 3 letters of recomendation from my professors. People act like they are extremely important, but that just does’t make sense to me. You would think how well you did as an undergraduate (GPA), and your GRE score would be the most important, not how well you can kiss asss to get letters. How important are letters of rec? What about the people that have been out of college for years before deciding to go back to grad school, do they have to have letters, if so from whom do they get them, and how. I have one semester left, but only one class related to psychology. I guess I need a letter from that teacher? Where can I get the other 2? Do they have to be form Professors? What’s the best way to go about getting letters of recomendation?

Duane

Martha C asked:


I have to include a personal statement AND resume for grad school and want to know how long should the RESUME be? What is too long?

Lillie

jakobdallasjnksdg asked:


I’m graduating this semester, but I plan on working for a year or two first before applying. Should I get the letters from my professors now? Or should I wait and ask for them later? Or by that time, should I just ask my employer? I’m afraid my employer then won’t be closely tied to my grad school area of study.

Loretta

fiver asked:


I am an engineer interested in health, law, and env. policies - what type grad school is best for a meaningful job? I have considered PA school, law school, and business school…
Thank you! PS: Isn’t yahoo answers hilarious.

Heather