As I write this, thousands of fine individuals are gearing up to start new graduate programs in the fall. Just like you and I in our first years, these folks probably hold an impressive variety of misconceptions about what to expect, and what will be expected of them, as they take this […]
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At the most recent conference of the Association for Slavic, Eastern European and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES), held last November, representatives from several academic presses and scholars who had recently published monographs based on their dissertations held a roundtable dedicated to giving current grad students tips on what they should prepare for if they intend […]
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After taking into account the costs of pursuing a graduate degree, you now move on to one of the most stressful parts of your graduate experience: deciding which program is right for you. As a graduate student in the seventh (and final) year of my doctoral program with a remarkably large group of friends […]
The editors at GradHacker are excited to announce that this week we will be collaborating with our friends at ProfHacker for a series of posts on improving productivity. As a result of this crossover, we will be posting new articles every day this week from Monday to Friday. Though we do realize the […]
