Grad School Abroad
A course on how to apply for your graduate degree abroad in places like the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and beyond!
Survey: Your Application Process
Quiz: Master's Degrees Abroad
Cost of Attendance
Popular Study Areas
Graduate Admissions Abroad - How is it Different?
Career Prospects
On Comfort Zones...
Types of Universities Abroad
Types of Graduate Programs Abroad
Unique Graduate Degree Options
Teaching
Grading
Social
Housing
Visas, Health Insurance, etc.
Tuition & Fees
Cost of a Master's Abroad
Case Study: Grad School Tuition Abroad vs. in the U.S.
Exercise: Comparing Overseas University Costs
Scholarships Abroad
Other Ways to Fund a Master's Abroad
Exercise: Building Your Budget
Introduction to FAFSA
Direct Loans
Expected Family Contribution (EFC) - Soon to be Student Aid Index (SAI)
Exercise: Calculate your EFC
FAFSA Timeline
What happens after you graduate?
Exercise: Loan Simulator
Exercise: Financial Awareness Counseling
Top Tips for Student Loans
Graduate Admissions Abroad
What Universities Abroad Consider
The Personal Statement/Essay
How to Apply
What happens after you apply?
Recommended Application Timeline
Building Your List
Social Factors
Case Study: Useful Tool
World Rankings: Are They Important?
Academic Factors
Geographical Factors
Financial Factors
Case Study: Graduate Outcomes
Making Your Decision
Case Study: Visiting King's College London (UK)
Useful Tool: Building Your List
Case Study: University of Sheffield (UK)
Exercise: Master's Degree Abroad - Finding Your Fit Worksheet
Exercise: Reflection & Review
Exercise: Creating Your Final List of Key Criteria
Exercise: Comparing Universities Worksheet
Quiz: What Did You Learn?
What You Learned & Where to Go from Here
Feedback Survey
Founder of College Apps Abroad and the Course Instructor
Sara Cavalieri
Certainly! If you're considering applying for your master's in the UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand, for example, much of the information will still be relevant; however, keep in mind this course is focused on students who completed their bachelor's degrees in the U.S.
You'll have access to all the modules and materials for a period of two years.
No, this course is focused on master's degrees abroad.