I was fortunate to receive the same advice when I was in graduate school, many years ago. It came as a rather cryptic comment from my masters supervisor. At first I did not fully understand what he was trying to convey, but it became clear as time went by. I’ve thought about his words many times over the past 30 years, as I’ve witnessed the relevance of his advice playing out time after time.
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How joining a students association can help you get the most out of your bachelor’s degree (Part 1)
Posted January 12, 2017 — My last post was the first in a short series I have planned for the … More
Not all experience is created equal: What kinds of experience counts as relevant when applying to graduate or professional school
Summer can be an excellent time to find employment or volunteer opportunities as a professor’s assistant. For many professors, being free from having to deliver lectures and grade papers during the summer means they can spend more time on their research. This is when they are most in need of a student assistant to help get things done.