Graduate level refers to advanced academic programs that follow the completion of an undergraduate degree. These programs, such as master's degrees and doctoral degrees, focus on specialized knowledge and research in a particular field. Students engage in deeper study, often involving coursework, projects, and thesis work, to develop expertise. Graduate level education typically requires a higher level of critical thinking and independent study compared to undergraduate programs. Admission often involves meeting specific criteria, such as a bachelor's degree, standardized test scores, and letters of recommendation. Graduates may pursue careers in academia, research, or specialized professional fields.