So, if you’re reading this it might mean that you’re a junior or senior in college and you’re anxiously awaiting your post-graduation life. How old does it get to hear everyone ask, “So, what are your plans after college?” I’M NOT SURE. I’M JUST TRYING TO SCRAPE UP THE MONEY FOR A CHIPTOLE BOWL FOR DINNER CURRENTLY.
Anyway, if grad school is on your plate of “maybe” post-graduation plans, then let this article help your search a little bit!
Here are some of the best grad schools for Business, Psychology and Education – popular majors across the nation at Universities.
Business:
-University of Virginia (Darden) – Around $56,000 in state full time and around $58,000 out of state full time
-Duke University – Around $61,000 full time
-University of Texas (Austin) – Around $34,000 in state full time and around $49,000 out of state
-Ohio State University – Around $30,000 in state full time and around $50,000 out of state
Psychology: (No prices were listed for these schools)
-University of Wisconsin
-University of Washington
-University of Iowa
-Florida State University
Education:
-University of Minnesota (Twin Cities) – Around $16,000 in state full time and around $25,000 out of state full time
-Boston College – Around $1,310 per credit
-North Carolina State University – Around $11,000 in state full time and around $25,000 out of state full time
-University of Kentucky – Around $12,000 in state full time and around $26,000 out of state full time
All of this information and longer lists of schools and rankings can be found at grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com
Of course, the Ivy leagues – Stanford, Yale, Princeton, etc, top almost all of these lists! However, if Yale isn’t for you – there are plenty of other options!
Happy grad school searching!
Sources:
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/duke-univers…
https://www.supportuw.org/leadership-giving/bascom-hill-society/qualific…
http://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/blog/2013/10/02/boston-college-confes…