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    FAQs About Graduate Study in STEM
Sep
19
                                                                                                                            Thursday
                                                                5:00pm - 6:30pm ET
                                
                                                                                    
Rm 201, MacLean ESC (Rett's Rm)/Online
Optional ZOOM LINK
Interested in grad school and have questions?
Professor Will Scheideler and Thayer Career Services invites you to hear from recent grads and professors about how to navigate this next stage.
This structured panel discussion will cover the most common questions about graduate study in STEM fields, such as:
- When do you apply?
- Do you have to pay for graduate study?
- How long are the programs?
- How do you choose an advisor?
- MS or PhD?
- What qualifications do you need?
- Can you switch to a different field?
We will address all of these questions as your peers share how they made their decisions and reflect on their experience in grad school.
DINNER PROVIDED!
Special thanks to our panelists Jennifer Lai Remmel GR'20, Mikayla Balch GR'19, Ty Chu GR'19, and Professor Katie Hixon.
Students, please add your questions for the panelists to this Google doc.
Contact
For more information, contact Karen Thurston at karen.thurston@dartmouth.edu.
