Is Graduate School for You?
If you're trying to decide whether to go to grad school, these articles and resources will help you make the decision that's right for you.
Is It Too Late for Grad School?
Is it ever too late for a career in science? Is midlife too late to go to graduate school?
Is it ever too late for a career in science? Is midlife too late to go to graduate school?
How I Decided Grad School Is For Me: One Student's Story
The question of whether to apply to graduate school is daunting. One study describes his though process and how he made the decision to apply to graduate school.
The question of whether to apply to graduate school is daunting. One study describes his though process and how he made the decision to apply to graduate school.
Should You Apply to Graduate School?
Questions you should ask yourself in deciding whether to pursue graduate study.
Questions you should ask yourself in deciding whether to pursue graduate study.
Graduate School: Attend Now or Wait a Few Years?
You've always planned on going to graduate school, but as it approaches you may be feeling less certain that you want to go through another three to eight years of graduate education (at least not right away). Should you take time off before graduate study?
You've always planned on going to graduate school, but as it approaches you may be feeling less certain that you want to go through another three to eight years of graduate education (at least not right away). Should you take time off before graduate study?
Decisions, Decisions
An Applicant's Perspective: Tory Priputin discusses how he decided whether to go to grad school.
An Applicant's Perspective: Tory Priputin discusses how he decided whether to go to grad school.
Advice for Nontraditional Applicants
I'm 39 years old and considering a career change into the field of counseling psychology. I have been out of academia for many, many years, and I'm a little daunted by the process of returning to school. I'm concerned about my age--and how I will be viewed as a candidate for graduate school?
I'm 39 years old and considering a career change into the field of counseling psychology. I have been out of academia for many, many years, and I'm a little daunted by the process of returning to school. I'm concerned about my age--and how I will be viewed as a candidate for graduate school?