My goal is not to persuade you into thinking that a specific program is better than others, but to discuss the different factors you should start thinking about when deciding which programs to apply to.

The National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF’s GRFP) is a highly competitive fellowship for graduate students.

To stay partially sane with added teaching responsibilities, make sure to ask yourself the critical question of just how much you should take on.

These grad school interviews are right around the corner, and I want to share some tips that helped me prepare for them.

You might have heard of the ‘qualifying exams’ that graduate students need to take. You might be curious to learn more, or perhaps you’ve even taken the qualifying exam at your university…

When you’re accepted into graduate school, whether it’s a Ph.D or Master’s program, you’re likely to hear two things…

I was a teacher's assistant (TA) in the winter of 2021 and due to the global pandemic, it was all done virtually.

A few weeks ago, I was able to attend a Q&A-style seminar with Dr. Kanchana Ravichandran, a senior scientist at Moderna, about “Breaking into Biotech.”

In this blog I will dive deeper into how a rotation works and the purpose they hold.

In December 2020 my first rotation of grad school had ended and I began to reflect on my experience.

I first heard the term “applied data analytics” in a thesis meeting with my advisor, whose eyes lit up when I mentioned incorporating data into my sociology thesis.

Deciding to go to graduate school is an accomplishment on its own. However, the application process can feel quite overwhelming, and I definitely felt consumed at times by the process.

I will share my personal experience in making the decision and some advice for the application process.