Graduate Studies

After taking into account the costs of pursuing a graduate degree, you now move on to one of the most stressful parts of your graduate experience: deciding which program is right for you. As a...

Let’s get this out of the way. Attending graduate school is different than college. Getting a masters degree or Ph.D. is a different experience than earning a certificate, associates degree or bachelors degree. Sure, all require you to attend classes taught by...

Your Interview Score Sheet Now that your outstanding resume and tenacious job-seeking efforts have paid off, you’ve been invited to interview with your chosen prospective employer.  You’ve worked hard to find the right position with...

Textbooks have long been a significant expense for college students, and they've only gotten pricier in recent years. Vox reports that textbook prices have risen almost as quickly as tuition, and students spend an average of $1,200...

Achieving work-life balance with a full-time job can feel stressful enough. Add to that the responsibilities of grad school and it may feel downright impossible. So why bother taking the leap? In today’s job market, the...

Whether you’re considering going to graduate school, in the process of applying, or already enrolled, there is a lot of preparation that goes into becoming a graduate student. The good news is: earning a graduate...

Interview Tips That Will Help You Get Hired Here are some job interview tips that can help you interview effectively. Proper preparation will help alleviate some of the stress involved in job interviews and position you for...

Thriving and Surviving Grad School   0 by Ami Palmer Assuming no disasters, this will be the last year of my PhD program. Before the final push, I want to share some hard-earned wisdom so that those entering...

You’ve done it! After days of slaving away at your laptop, you’ve finally finished your paper. Instead of instantly submitting it, proofread it first. Try these tips to make sure you get top grades,...

1. Embrace your tribe First off, attend any events that will allow you to network or socialize with faculty members or students within your own program. Pay attention to the e-mails you get from your...