Rejected from grad school? Don't worry, you're not alone. Learn why it happened and how to improve your application for future success. This article gives insights and guidance on how to navigate the competitive application process.

Your relationship with your academic advisor will help determine your career trajectory. Here we consider the benefits and drawbacks to choosing advisors at different career stages.

How to detect and avoid bad advisors when applying to graduate school

Talking with current grad students is a great strategy to help applicants decide where to go. Here are some questions to ask when you have the chance to speak to current grad students in programs you’re interested in.

Graduate school applicants often face the decision of whether to go to a top-ranked program or a lesser-known program with a more hands-on advisor. This short article details some things to consider when making this decision.

Imposter syndrome is especially prevalent for graduate students, but you are not alone! Here is a short article about what to expect and how to cope with imposter syndrome.

Meeting with potential advisors is an excellent opportunity to network, get information about the program, and ensure you are a good fit. Here are some things to consider when meeting with a potential advisor.

Rejection is a normal part of the graduate school process. Here is how to deal with a rejected application.