The name of the sender and recipient were removed from the letter by the recipient. “This decision in no way reflects on the quality of your graduate school application,” the letter stated.

Deciding whether or not to go to graduate school is an expensive decision to make. Graduate degree programs typically cost more than undergraduate programs, plus some students enter their grad ...

The Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) will conduct the first draw of lots for the admissions under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS ... selected students will now receive a slip after document ...

Transcripts Recommendation Letters Academic Statement of Purpose Personal History Statement Academic Writing Sample (not required for Certificate and Non-Degree applicants ... options accepted by this ...

The graduate school application is submitted online via ApplyWeb. All information and required documents except for test scores are submitted via ApplyWeb. The GRE is NOT required for M.Ed., Ed.D., ...

The program offers courses in 15- and 7-week formats. Admissions is rolling, and students can begin the program throughout the academic year. GRE/GMAT scores are not required. Tuition discounts ...

Please make sure to confirm "Application Documents" for preparing correct documents. Information about UTOS*¹ will be provided from exchange coordinator. - Only if you have experience staying in Japan ...

Several colleges and universities are pausing admissions to some graduate programs ... according to the Daily Penn. “We recognize that graduate students are central to the intellectual life of our ...

On Feb. 21, Penn told departments in the School of Arts and Sciences to institute cuts to graduate student admissions. Credit: Chenyao Liu Penn directed department chairs to significantly reduce ...

A sandwich for lunch fed many of us in our youth.' Am I missing something here in feeding your family and school lunches? As post-war kids born in the 1940s and 50s, I dare say along with mine ...

School vouchers and Education Savings Accounts—often marketed as "school choice"—have repeatedly come up in state legislatures, including ours. Lawmakers have wasted countless hours debating ...