At one time or another, bad stuff happens to all of us. Serious crises, like illnesses and deaths, interfere with our ability to function as students and scholars. Smaller crises ... Read More

Applicants to graduate school tend to be singularly focused on their goal, which is necessary to gaining acceptance to a program that matches their interests, abilities, and goals. However, a ... Read More

We all know that students fret about soliciting the letters of recommendation that are part of every graduate school application. Guess what? Professors face their own set of issues about ... Read More

Congratulations! You've been invited to interview for a slot in the graduate program of your choice. All applicants are nervous -- that's to be expected and some anxiety can even ... Read More

Out of school for a while but want to apply to grad school? This isn't uncommon. Most applicants in this situation fret over how to obtain letters of recommendation. Here's ... Read More

Do you have what it takes? A career in medicine is not quite like Grey's Anatomy. Is it really for you?

If you're like many graduate applicants, you're putting the finishing touches on your graduate admissions essay. Take a moment to review these tips on what to do, and importantly, not ... Read More

On the first day of class the one thing you can expect each professor to do is distribute a syllabus. Consider the syllabus your guide to the course. Everything you ... Read More

I am! We all get sick once in a while - and the best way to treat a cold is with rest. However, resting at home might help cure your ... Read More

One of the most stressful parts of applying to graduate school is soliciting letters of recommendation. Sure, asking for a letter is stressful. Perhaps more worrisome is the lack of ... Read More

Is a career in law for you? Is it necessary to follow a pre-law curriculum? No, as long as you obtain some critical experiences.

Haven't yet decided on resolutions? Check out these grad student-specific new year's resolutions.