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Advice from Current Grad Students Are you an incoming grad student? Or do you plan to go to grad school in the future? If so, I’m sure that you have so many questions about what to expect and how to prepare! There was a newly accepted graduate student in my Facebook group, T

If you’re an English major, you’ve probably gotten one question more times than you can count: “So what are you going to do with your major?” Many people think that the only thing you can do with an English major is write, and while that’s one possibility, it isn’t the only one. Because I’m at […]

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Over the summer I was awaiting my acceptance letter to my dream school. It was a looooonnnggg few months of waiting for the decision. When I got the email that…

Learn what you can do to prepare for grad school success before your first semester begins using The Gradboss Method.

So you're going to grad school & you're looking for some tips on how to juggle your school load with your workload. Here are the things that helped me survive.

Making friends as an adult can be hard. Especially when you are in grad school and everyone in your cohort is in a different stage of life. It’s so easy to isolate yourself or think that you can be independent in grad school. I actually believe that becoming friends and bondi

Time management and project management for academics that were never taught in grad school. Learn the project management framework to get your work an life under control.

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Grad school can be challenging and overwhelming, but there are plenty of things you can do to make your first year as a grad student easier. Grad school comes with new classes, new people, different life expectations-and these are only some of your worries. But your professors (or mentors), department advisors, and cohort are around to help make your transition easier!