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Besides Journey to the Ph.D, what are some great inspirational books for African Americans to read to get them more prepared for graduate school?

If it is for you, a dictionary would be a good place to start.

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This is for a for a college research project, i just need a simple answer.

1) Go to http://www.duke.edu/

2) Click on "Academics"

3) Click on "Schools and Departments"

4) Click on "The Graduate School"

5) Click on "Departments and Programs"

I’m sure you can figure it out from there.

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Saint Joseph’s AACSB-accredited MBA Program is distinguished by its comprehensive academic opportunities, renowned instructors, personal size, and, especially, by its highly successful students and alumni. It is this success that has earned Saint Joseph’s accolades across the nation. For the past two years, Saint Joseph’s University has been ranked in the Top 25 in U.S. News and World Report’s annual list of top graduate schools in the nation, and is also ranked #1 in Pennsylvania.

Saint Joseph’s MBA program is designed to meet the needs of working working professionals in the Greater Philadelphia Area. Our curriculum is highly flexible, with classes offered in the evening and on Saturdays (and can be pursued part- or full-time). We also believe that graduate education should be convenient. To accomplish this, we offer the entire MBA degree at two locations: our City Avenue campus (Philadelphia) or at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pennsylvania (Montgomery County).

With an average class size of just 25 students and a student : faculty ratio of 15:1, the scope of Saint Joseph’s academic programs, technology, and facilities equals that of larger schools. In addition, Saint Joseph’s MBA students can specialize in any of 11 disciplines.

We invite you to explore our program in greater detail. On our website, you will find information regarding application requirements, curriculum structure, class schedules, GMAT Prep Workshops, student organizations, and career opportunities for the Saint Joseph’s MBA community. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Graduate Business Office at (610) 660-1690 or by email at sjumba@sju.edu

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I would like to know if graduate school to be a nurse practitioner is as challenging and hard like getting the bachelors degree in nursing? Are there clinicals, and all of the material to learn in such a small amount of time? Or is it a little better because you have already learned a basis of the material and you are just advancing?

Much much harder. You need to actually learn to diagnose and treat illness, write Rxs etc. You will learn medicine (not just more nursing)

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Cassia Spohn, Graduate Director with the ASU School of Criminology and Criminal Justice discusses why the ASU Criminology and Criminal Justice graduate program is an excellent choice for someone considering graduate school.

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