By Delece Smith-Barrow. Find out which schools came out on top for law, business, medicine and more. Higher education often comes with a high price tag, but if it's a graduate school degree the cost may be worth it. "The fastest growth is projected in occupations assigned to the master's degree level; these occupations are projected to grow by 21.7 percent," according to a 2012 report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that analyzed projected job growth between 2010 and 2020.
Determining which graduate program to pursue can be difficult, but U.S. News can help. Released today, the 2015 Best Graduate Schools rankings include admissions information for those aspiring to study law, business, medicine, education and engineering, as well as specialties within each area. Read more...
