grad school
US /ɡræd skuːl/
UK /ɡræd skuːl/
1.
a graduate school, an institution of higher education where students pursue advanced academic degrees (such as master's or doctoral degrees) after completing their undergraduate studies
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She decided to go to grad school to get her master's degree in engineering.
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After college, many students consider attending grad school to specialize in their field.