2010

GRADUATE HORIZONS July 17–20, 2010

at Arizona State University
Get Expert Help Applying to Graduate School!
A Pre-Graduate School Program for American Indian, Alaska
Native & Native Hawaiian College Students and Graduates
About the Program:
Graduate Horizons is a four-day “crash course” in preparing for graduate school (masters/doctorate
programs) and professional schools. Faculty, admissions officers and deans from 40 graduate
and professional schools and representing hundreds of graduate disciplines will help students:
Select suitable graduate programs to apply to and consider potential
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Complete quality applications and resumes t
Write effective statements
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Receive test-taking strategies on the
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Learn how to finance your graduate education Explore special t
issues and strategies for Native students’ success in graduate school Develop relationships t
and network with faculty and student professionals

How to Apply:
Deadline: Deadline: March-May 2010 Rolling Admissions on a space available basis until June 1;
after May 1 please contact the office to see if space is available.
Eligibility: Participants must be American Indian (enrolled), Alaska Native (proof of status) or
Native Hawaiian (proof of heritage), First Nations/Metis/Aboriginals; and a current college
student, college graduate, or master’s degree student.
Download an Application: Students are selected competitively based on a complete application. 
Applications are available for download at www.collegehorizons.org.
Cost: $200 & Airfare. The $200 program fee includes tuition, room, meal, program materials, and
ground transportation to/from the airport to campus. Participants are responsible for their
own airfare/travel to/from the host site.
Financial Aid Available: Significant financial aid is available to participants for program fee
and airfare. Simply apply for financial aid in the application.

2010 Participating Universities 2010 Participating Organizations

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Arizona State University-Graduate t
University of Arizona-Library Sciences t
Admissions Advisory Group
College, Public Affairs, Social Work t
University of California Berkeley- t
American Indian Graduate Center
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Cornell University-Graduate, Business Business, Law t
Consortium for Graduate Study
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Duke University-Business t
University of Michigan Ann Arbor in Management
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Gonzaga University-Law t
University of New Mexico-Engineering t
Graduate Management Admissions Council
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Harvard University-Business, Education t
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, t
Global Center for Cultural Entrepreneurship
Government, Law Business, Graduate t
Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers,
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John Marshall School of Law t
University of Pennsylvania- Business Phillips Andover Academy
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Johns Hopkins University t
University of Utah t
Princeton Review Foundation
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Lewis & Clark School of Law t
University of Virginia-Business t
Washington Internship for Native Students
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North Carolina State University t
Washington State University
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Seattle University School of Law t Washington University St. Louis-Social Work
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Stanford University-Graduate t
Yale University

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