Panel Discussion: When and What to Study, Part 1

Part 1 of a panel of graduate admissions representatives giving advice about deciding when to attend graduate school after spending time in the working world and choosing the right program for you. Recorded during the summer Washington, D.C. Idealist.org Graduate Degree Fair for the Public Good hosted by the American University School of Public Affairs.

Part 1 contains the following questions:
# 10:05 What advice do you have for someone applying to school abroad as a US citizen?
# 11:10 How important is it to look at the focus areas of the graduate faculty when applying?
# 13:10 Ive heard that there are countries where programs are socialized and are almost free?
# 15:15 Whats the difference between a masters and a doctorate in social work?
# 16:30 Where can I look up financial aid information?
# 20:25 What are some of the student support services you offer?

For more information on the Idealist.org Graduate Degree Fair for the Public Good: http://www.idealist.org/gradfairs

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If you click on 'more info' you'll see a list of questions asked and links to the sections in the video so you can skip ahead to them! Be sure to check out Pt2 and our other video of grad school reps on Admissions Process and Financial Aid! Thanks for watching!