Graduate Schools
Here is some good information on graduate schools, as well as medical and law schools.
Tip:
To calculate your GPA in your major, total the credits for each graded course in your major (this is the Total Attempted Credits). For those same courses, total the grade points shown on the transcript (this is the Total Grade Points). Divide the Total Grade Points by the Total Attempted Credits, which results in your Major GPA.
For additional calculations or questions, please contact the Registrar's office at x4289.
Send those reference and recommendation letters to employers by asking the Career Center to send them to addresses in writing. You can either mail your request, drop one by the Career Center if you're on campus, or fax your request to 507-222-4275.
Grad School Guide
Learn about the grad schools around the world and the programs they offer, as well as testing (LSAT, MCAT, GRE subject tests, etc.).Graduate School Fairs
One of the most important aspects of applying to graduate school is selecting the programs that are best suited to your interests and career goals. Graduate School Fairs provide you with an opportunity to gain in-depth information from school representatives that will help you evaluate programs and find the best fit for you.Law School
Investigate your options for law schoolMedical Schools
Resources on how to prepare for medical schoolPersonal Statements
Guidelines for writing a great personal statement for your application to grad school.Reference Files
An easy way to keep track of the reference letters people write for youInternational Post-Graduate