With so many options out there, where should you apply?
You might have an idea of one or two places you could apply to graduate school, but chances are good that there are a lot of excellent options out there that you would never even hear about. This section of the guide provides you with the tools you need to figure out exactly what you want to study, find programs that fit your interests, stay organized, and more!
Browse the articles below, and if you’re not sure where to start, start here!
How to use Google Scholar and Web of Science to identify potential graduate programs and advisors
Here we walk you through how to use Google Scholar and Web of Science to discover places to apply to graduate school. There are so many potential PIs and programs that you would never hear about without knowing how to smartly use these tools to search for them!
Staying organized: How to keep track of all of your possible grad schools
It’s easy to get overwhelmed when researching options for grad school. Here are some tips for staying organized and focused.
Who and How to Ask to Find the Best Graduate Programs in Your Field of Study
You can use your network to find graduate schools to apply to. Here we review who and how to ask.
How to Figure Out What You Want to Study in Graduate School (and why!)
Figuring out what you want to study and why you want to study it is the first step in the graduate school application process. These are some things to consider.
Finding programs and labs to apply to for graduate school
Finding programs and labs to apply to graduate school can be a daunting task. Here is how to find an excellent fit for you. (Start here!)