Tips on Rewriting Your Graduate School Personal Statement
October 17th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
Writing a graduate school personal statement can be quite nerve-racking and downright difficult, which is why you’ll probably end up making numerous rewrites. Still, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t be able to write an amazing essay that will get you admitted into the graduate school of your [...] Continue Reading…
From Drafting to Editing: Steps in Writing Your Graduate Admissions Essay
October 10th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
When writing your graduate admission essay, one of the most important steps is the revision. Even if you have great ideas, interesting topics, and exciting themes, all of that would go to waste if the essay you submit is full of spelling and syntax errors. Read on [...] Continue Reading…
Blog Critique of BrokeGradStudent.com
October 2nd, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
The blog Broke Grad Student was created by a former med student in order to share experiences and learnings from med school. In this blog, the writer talks about college loans and other issues about college students’ financial concerns. The blog also gives advice and tips on how to [...] Continue Reading…
COC Graduate School blog reviewed
September 13th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
The Graduate School Blog talks about anything and everything concerning the College of Charleston. The blog contains a variety of entries ranging from the scheduled activities to bike protection tips. The Graduate School Blog is the fruit of collaboration of some students of the College of Charleston.
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Review of Veritas Prep
September 13th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
Veritas Prep is a GMAT prep and admissions consulting provider. This consists of instructors, students, and consultants. The blog was created in order for people to share their knowledge about standardized testing, graduate school admissions, and the business world itself. The blog also has the purpose of opening up [...] Continue Reading…
Review of Educated Nation blog
September 13th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
Educated Nation is a blog dedicated to students, mothers who have students, and everyone else interested in issues and concerns about education, career, graduate school, and college degrees. The entries are varied. Aside from news and updates on education, there are also tips and advice that could be very [...] Continue Reading…
Career Doctor blog Reviewed
September 13th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
The Career Doctor is a site dedicated to those who are seeking guidance for their career. The site advertises the services offered by the career doctor Randell Hansen. The site contains articles written by Hansen and ads of his services. Randell Hansen does not only offer advice regarding careers, [...] Continue Reading…
Review of the broke grad student blog
September 12th, 2009 by Graduate Admissions Assistant
The blog Broke Grad Student was created by a former med student in order to share experiences and learnings from med school. In this blog, the writer talks about college loans and other issues about college students’ financial concerns. The blog also gives advice and tips on how to [...] Continue Reading…
Using a Writing Rubrics Checklist For Your Admission Essay
Getting into your dream graduate school can be quite a task, especially if you’re thinking of ways on how to get the upper hand over other applicants. One way to have an advantage over other fellow applicants is to come up with an outstanding graduate admission essay. The graduate [...] Continue Reading…
Weird Topics in Graduate Admission Essay
Top 5 Reasons for Not Discussing Weird Topics in Your Graduate Admission Essay
Knowing the top five reasons for not discussing weird topics in your graduate admission essay is very important. There is really no strict requirement about what kind of topic you use, as long as you can discuss [...] Continue Reading…