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Surviving & Thriving in Graduate SchoolBy Tara Kuther, Ph.D., About.com Guides to Graduate School Getting in to graduate school opens up a whole new world of opportunities -- and hurdles. Don't just survive graduate school. Instead, thrive in graduate school with these tips.
Time Management and Organization SkillsA large part of whether you make it in graduate school is based on how well you manage yourself -- your time management and organizational skills.
Study SkillsGood study skills will help you learn more quickly and permit you to devore more of your time to what matters -- gaining applied experience.
Relationships with Faculty and MentorsGraduate school isn't all about coursework - it's about relationships. How well you get along with faculty will influence your success in graduate school and also your career afterwards
Thesis/Dissertation AdviceThe most daunting hurdle a graduate student faces is the thesis or dissertation. Make it a little easier with these tips.
Professional DevelopmentGraduate school is the entry to your career. It entails gaining knowledge but, perhaps more importantly, becoming socialized as a professional. What does it mean to be a professional? How do you beoome one? This collection of advice on professional development will help. |
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