GradSchools.com eJournals

The GradSchools.com eJournal homepage is a site where people can find true stories from real life graduate students who felt the same anxieties and shared the same concerns others are having.

There are eJournals on such topics as:

What made me decide to go to graduate school and how I picked my school.
How I adjusted from undergraduate to graduate expectations and responsibilities.
All about the application process.
What I like and don't like about graduate school.
What's different and what's the same about graduate school.
The most valuable thing I learned in graduate school.
A really significant graduate school experience (Example- my first class, my first paper, being a Teaching Assistant or Research Assistant).

If you are interested in submitting an eJournal, you have the choice of not only having your article and picture featured on one of the most popular higher education websites in the world, but getting paid $50 as well. Please note that not all eJournals will be selected, so there is a chance you will write one for us and it won't make it on the website.

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Topics Tell us about your first semester: How you adjusted from undergraduate to graduate expectations and responsibilities. What you like and dislike about graduate school. What's different and what's the same? What was the application process like? What is the most valuable thing you learned in graduate school? What made you decide to go to graduate school? How did you pick your school? Tell us about a really significant graduate school experience. Examples: Your first class Your first research paper Being a TA or RA Items to consider? How is graduate school different from your undergraduate work? How is it easier? How is it harder? What is the worst part about graduate school? What is the best part about graduate school? What is the hardest part about graduate school? What is the easiest part about graduate school? What was writing the application essay like? Guidelines Feel free to talk about your field, but don't mention your specific school or program, individual professors, etc. The journal should be no less than 500 words.

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GradSchools.com eJournals

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