Introducing the Moody School of Graduate and Advanced Studies

Southern Methodist University received a $100 million gift from the Moody Foundation to establish the Moody School of Graduate and Advanced Studies. The new graduate school will be SMU’s [...]

Our graduate school admission timeline has been updated for recommended November and December activities. Please keep in mind that most of our published content is inherently generic by its very [...]

Yesterday, the University of Chicago announced new funding guidelines for Ph.D. students in humanities and social sciences. These reforms will take two years to fully roll out and will be made [...]

Brown University dropped the GRE requirement for 24 of its Ph.D. programs. The decision is effective immediately, which will be welcome news for many prospective 2020 matriculants. It’s [...]

DesignIntelligence (DI) released its 2020 architecture school rankings. DI compiled over 12,000 surveys from recruiters, students deans and department chairs this year. However, only the 4,000 [...]

Richard Vedder wrote a great editorial in Forbes earlier today about the underemployment among English Ph.D. graduates and what is preventing the needed ‘market correction.’ We think [...]

A rule proposed Friday by the NLRB could deal a significant setback to graduate school student unions. More specifically, the proposal, linked above, states graduate students at private [...]

Add Princeton University to the growing list of schools that are making the GRE optional for graduate school applicants. In Princeton’s case, the following 14 departments voted to make the [...]

Northwestern University announced a new $50 million gift for scholarships from San Francisco money management firm founder Jeff Ubben and his wife Laurie. It’s the largest gift Northwestern [...]

We have the 2018-2019 application season admission statistics for Princeton University Graduate School. Applications rose 7% to 11,731. Princeton made offers to 1,321 of those applicants. In case [...]