A well-crafted resume and cover letter are essential to securing an interview and moving further in the job search. Career Services provides resources to help you develop your resume and cover letter, ...

Graduate school is an expensive proposition: The average cost of a two-year Master's degree is around $73,520, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, while a four-to-eight-year ...

Student Health Insurance is not charged to any student, but students and their parents are strongly encouraged to assess their health insurance coverage before arriving on campus. The Graduate ...

Graduate students employed by New York State and represented by GSEU enroll in health insurance and submit health insurance changes for life events such as modifying dependents.

As a graduate student, on-campus housing is more convenient, more flexible, and gives you the best connection to the entire UB community. Move in to one of our modern, furnished apartments, where you ...

Secured your business school place in Canada? Here’s all you need to know about arranging a Canada student visa, from cost to required documents to work permissions ...

A former Michigan State University graduate student claims she was diagnosed with cancer after her work at the school exposed her to hazardous chemicals. Ling Long Wei, an international student from ...

Through teaching, learning, research and community outreach, the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at CU Boulder seeks to promote scholarship at the intersection of psychology and neuroscience ...

The state Education Department must ensure every district is prepared to provide high-quality instruction to all New York ...

TEP’s parent company, Fortis, is on the path for possible $2.4 billion in 2025 net revenue. Project Blue and TEP’s 15% rate ...

Once they've maxed out federal financial aid, many students turn to private student loans. They can be used for a variety of educational expenses, including tuition, housing, books and computers.

College ranking systems like Washington Monthly and Forbes increasingly emphasize students' educational ROI & career achievements rather than college wealth & prestige.