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 Grinnell College's INVESTIGATIONS handbook is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License.
- NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
- NIH Postbaccalaureate and Graduate School Opportunities
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- Association of Schools of Public Health (ASPH)
- Gradschools.com
- Peterson's Guide to graduate programs
- U.S. News Graduate Schools
- The Council for Graduate Schools - A site with links for grad school advice and resources for applicants in any discipline.
- GradView - Another good general source of information for graduate school preparation no matter what your area of interest.
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
- Graduate School in the Life Sciences - An excellent guide with many, many links to important information. The site also has its own advice section and brings up things you should be pondering. A great clearinghouse of info. on basically everything even very specific types of fellowships that you may not have thought of.
- Primer on Selecting and "Winning" Admission [PDF] to Grad Schools in Ecol. and Evol. Biol. - Excellent advice for every step of the process from early preparation to your final selection.
- Graduate School Advice - At the bottom of the page there are a series of links to advice on graduate school planning, deciding whether or not you are ready, selecting and evaluating programs, etc.
- Graduate School: Is it for you? - This link includes the same type of planning info as the rest steps in the process, tips on narrowing your search, etc. but it also includes a link to the pros and cons of grad school.
- Careers in Science and Engineering: Student Planning Guide to Grad School and Beyond - The table of contents from a book meant to be used as a planning guide not only for grad school, but also for career planning in general in the sciences. Each item in the table of contents is linked to a web version of the chapter or sub-section of the book. This book includes advice as well as individual profiles that tell for professionals in different fields "how they got where they are".
- Applying to graduate School in Biology - This site has some links that are redundant with those provided here, but it also has some links for specific types of grad programs you might be interested in.
- General Information on Graduate School in Biology - Guides to different specialties and programs within biology pretty specific info for Wash. U. St. Louis students, but good for descriptions of the general fields within biology...
- Graduate School Advisory Guide - Good advice about the process, but especially good advice about using the web in your grad school search some important points to consider that may help you evaluate the web as a resource it just may leave you wanting to look at other search/info. gathering options (i.e., mail in cards for programs, or sending requests for the department's recent mail-out info.)
- Specific Graduate School Opportunities
- Graduate Program Partnership - National Institutes of Health
- Washington University- Evolution, Ecology and Population Biology
- Univ. of California Riverside - Entomol., Evol. & Ecol.
- University of Alaska Anchorage-Fairbanks, Evolutionary Biology, Population Genetics, Systematics, Molecular Ecology. Two year fellowships.
- University of Missouri-St. Louis; Ecology, Evolution and Systematics
- Ecological Genomics at Kansas State University
- Brown University, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry.
- Molecular and Computational Biophysics at Johns Hopkins
- University of Michigan Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
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