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Task #1:
Why Go to Graduate School
— better career
— more knowledge
— better opportunities
— increased fame and fortune
— personal fulfillment
— and more money.
According to recent surveys, graduate
degrees can earn an average of 35% to
50% more than those with only a
bachelor's degree:
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It will depend on your field
of specialty and job that you are seeking.
Many fields in education, engineering,
health care, and social work require
a Masters Degree to move beyond entry-level
positions.
You will also find that many
state licensing requirements require a
Masters Degree to begin your practice.
Additionally, a doctorate degree is required
for medical and legal professions.
Those pursuing academic
careers will pursue a PhD. These
candidates are interested in research,
academic teaching, and scholastic achievements.
http://www.gradview.com
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Task #2:
Find out what careers are going to be hot
and what's not. This will help you decide which graduate program is best for you:
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Task
#3:
Get to Know Yourself
by taking some career and personal self-assessment
tests to determine your aptitude and character for career opportunities. By understanding your personality type, it will
help determine what career opportunity will
bring you the most satisfaction.
you can view more information about personal assessments and how they can measure your
personality traits for jobs and other life-events
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Task
#4:
By understanding who
you are and what you like, you can now explore career opportunities that will be most satisfying to you:
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Task
#5:
www.fortune.com
- America's fastest-growing private companies
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The Inc. 500:
www.inc.com
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Task
#6:
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