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Communications History Legal MBA Medical/Nursing PhD programs Psychology, industrial Veterinary Communications programs. If you're interested in studying advertising, pr, journalism, broadcast or organizational communications, you can conduct a search for graduate and undergraduate communications programs by state through the National Communication Association (NCA) Directory. Top History programs. Center for History and New Media: If you are looking for a degree in history, either graduate or undergraduate level, you'll find a valuable resource at The Center for History and New Media. Presented by George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, CHNM offers a searchable database of History Departments across the United States. Top Legal education. I have recently had several requests from career changers who want to become lawyers: Where do I start? Are there any undergraduate programs to prepare me for law school? My research reveals that there is no set path to law school. But there are excellent guidelines available from the American Bar Association (ABA) on the skills, values and knowledge areas you'll need as a lawyer. Another question is whether legal studies are available online. Yes, there are legal courses online. There are even a few law degrees offered online. BUT proceed with caution! The ABA does not accredit online-only degrees, and this can seriously hinder your career in law. Top Research MBA programs. The Financial Times offers top global MBA and executive MBA (EMBA)rankings. Top Medical school for non pre-med students. Students who know they want to go to medical school typically take bachelor's programs heavy in science courses. What about those who don't decide until later – even once out of school – that they want to study medicine? If they have bachelor's degrees with a strong liberal arts focus, they should have no problem, though they will need to pick up some science courses. There are non-degree programs now available to prepare these students for medical school: Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Med programs. To find a list of formal programs, visit the Association of American Medical Colleges. Nursing Students. Search for nursing schools throughout the US by state, degree level or specialty at All Nursing Schools. You'll also find answers to many common questions about licensing requirements, types of programs, picking a nursing school, and a variety of nursing specialty fields. Physician Assistants. Are you interested in medicine but not ready for the rigors of a M.D. program? You might consider a career as a physician assistant. Physician assistants are licensed to practice medicine under a physician's supervision. For information about becoming a PA, including state listings of accredited PA programs, visit the American Academy of Physician Assistants website. Scholarships are available for AAPA student members attending accredited PA programs. Top If you're looking for a PhD program in the sciences, engineering, or computer science, you'll find a wealth of information, job listings and links to relevant articles at PhDs.org. You can check a program's ranking based on multiple criteria. Select the subject you're interested in, then assign the importance of various characteristics to get an extensive list of schools meeting your requirements. Top Industrial psychology. The Society for Industrial Organizational Psychology, SIOP, provides resources for students seeking graduate programs, including guidelines for choosing a program and a listing of programs. Top Finding veterinary programs. The Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges offers student resources including a listing of veterinary colleges, and graduate programs in the U.S. and Canada. There's also a section on preparing for a career in veterinary medicine and a report on the market for veterinarians in the U.S. Top |
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