You are confident that you want to pursue a degree in counseling, but you are unsure of whether that means you want to assist students, or work with individuals or communities. While there is some overlap, the following breakdown of… Continue Reading
My name is Carolyn and I’m a graduate admissions advisor at the University of San Francisco School of Education. As an admission advisor, and as a previous graduate student myself, I know that the graduate school application process can be… Continue Reading
Everyone who wants to earn a teaching credential in the State of California is required to take the California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET). While many programs – like USF’s teaching credential program – welcome applicants to apply without having… Continue Reading
The acceptance letter arrived (congrats!), you’ve made your decision (woohoo!), and now it’s time to start graduate school. What’s next? Current students share strategies for success in your first semester of graduate school. Get Organized Create a Weekly Schedule: Each… Continue Reading
Depending on what type of graduate program you are considering, there are different financial aid opportunities available. At USF School of Education, we don’t have any fully funded programs, but we do have scholarship opportunities specific to each program, including… Continue Reading
Statement of intent requirements vary greatly across graduate programs and schools, so students should always consult admission advisors and the program’s website. But following some general rules will strengthen any statement of intent. Spelling, Grammar, Correct University and Program Name – It… Continue Reading
Your application, and all your required application materials, make your case for admission. It’s like applying for a job: you need to convince us with every document that you’re the perfect candidate for the program you’re interested in; it’s also necessary to demonstrate your… Continue Reading
