As an Undergraduate Psychology student you have already learned firsthand how complex and demanding getting accepted into a graduate level program of your choice can be.
Before I continue, let me begin by congratulating you on your success so far. To be at a point where you are ready to strive for mastery in your chosen field demonstrates a level of mental fortitude and determination worthy of admiration.
With that I say to you: Kudos for your achievement!
But, of course, the real challenge is just beginning.
The path of your academic career is about to become more rigorous, selective and demanding than ever before.
There’s a good reason why the holder of a Ph.D. commands a great deal of respect and why less than 1% of the population ever get it.
Yes, earning the right to bear the title “Doctor” requires extensive study, intense intellectual effort and a considerable amount of personal contribution.
But make no mistake; the process of earning your Ph.D. begins long before you are formally accepted into a graduate program…
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Do you want the greatest opportunity to be accepted into the highest quality graduate programs?
Then you must be deliberate in your approach from the outset.
If you’re already well into your undergraduate degree know that NOW is the time to start taking action towards your academic future!
Let me share my own experience with you.
When I began my undergraduate studies at the University of Maryland I immediately set about paving the groundwork for graduate studies. I set my sights high – a Social Psychology Ph.D. program studying with one of the leading Social Psychologists in the U.S.
With the groundwork set and plenty of time to plan and prepare, I was eventually able to transition from student to academic exactly as I intended.
It was this early action that provided me the platform to get to where I am today.
I witnessed other students who had been actively preparing since the beginning of their undergraduate studies also succeed…while those who left it until the last minute struggled and suffered utter disappointment.
Yet with early guidance they could have avoided their disappointment.
Once face to face with my own students I knew how essential it was that they too should have exactly what they needed early on to succeed.
To my satisfaction, not only did my face-to-face guidance help them…
…it enabled them to successfully gain acceptance into the exact Psychology graduate program they had been aiming at!
But here’s the thing.
I could only help a handful of students face-to-face.
I needed a solution that would extend the reach of my strategies to ensure students everywhere could benefit from my methods too.
The solution was simple.
Introducing
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It is important to understand that a Ph.D. is the highest academic degree anyone can attain.
To earn your Ph.D. you must not only master your chosen subject you must build upon the body of knowledge related to it too.
But first…
… You must demonstrate not only the capacity to do these things but to be able to do them better than anyone else!
In other words, to be selected for the program of your choice above all other potentials you must demonstrate you’re the ideal candidate.
"Getting Into Graduate School" gives you an in-depth and concise plan to showcase your graduate potential
Get into your Psychology program of choice with:
- An easy to follow timeline of when to do what.
- Clear explanations of the crucial groundwork that you need to lay prior to and during your sophomore, junior and senior years.
- A detailed understanding of how to address the assessment criteria of your preferred graduate school.
- Guidance on how to find the right research project opportunities that will raise your name as the perfect candidate.
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A common mistake many students make is to work diligently from the beginning to get into a specific graduate school – often because that school has a “big” name, such as Stanford, Harvard, Yale, etc. The problem…
…these may be great schools, but they often aren’t the right fit for the student at all. The student and the school/program must fit like a hand and glove!
Choosing wisely from the outset is an art form that avoids this mistake.
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Everything you need to:
- Recognize the crucial difference between graduate schools to identify the PERFECT graduate school for you.
- Plan your course selection to ensure you’re on your way to the graduate school that suits you right from the very beginning.
- Pinpoint the exact graduate program that aligns with your individual aspirations and career goals.
- Raise confidence in being accepted to the graduate school of your choice.
- Prepare intelligently for your graduate school visits.
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- You’ll receive a full list of schools presented in order of rank with links to the universities and their program information that will make your graduate program research faster and easier!
You’ve no doubt heard the old adage, “It’s not what you know; it’s who you know.”
When it comes to tipping the scales from one applicant to the next this very pertinent philosophy may be the most critical to bear in mind of all.
Even if you’ve taken all the right actions at all the right times and are certain you have a rock-solid application to present, you’ll still be risking refusal if you’ve failed to gain definite and clear support from your peers.
It is critical to realize that…
Letters of Recommendation (LOR) are the cornerstone of successful Graduate School applications.
“Getting Into Graduate School” has your LOR’s covered:
- Avoid weak recommendation letters with a thorough understanding of the traps and pitfalls that harm your credibility.
- Obtain the best recommendations by learning exactly how to identify the right faculty members to approach.
- Avoid embarrassment with clear instructions on how to go about requesting your letters of recommendation.
- Line up your LOR’s in advance by following strategies that get you directly involved with the Psychology community.
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- You’ll receive a “Letter to Request Recommendation” template that you can use as a basis to craft the perfect request!
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Don't leave your academic future to hope, blind faith, or wishful thinking.
Take action now to ensure your career path unfolds the way you want and without regrets.
Make sure that when application time comes, you're truly ready!
“Getting in to Graduate School” is your road map to:
- Prepare for the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) and ace the Verbal, Quantitative and Analytical Writing assessments.
- Present your personality strengths in a way that leaves no doubt you’re a good fit for the University of your Choice.
- Craft an effective Personal Statement that builds a strong relationship with the admissions committee and future professors.
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- You’ll receive additional resources, valuable tools and helpful kits aid you along the way.
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- Start taking the right actions now so you can reap the rewards later.
- Understand what graduate schools are looking for and ensure you give them everything they want.
- Choose the graduate program that is right for you and your goals.
- Obtain Letters or Recommendation that will make you a prize for any graduate school.
- Make sure that when application time comes you’re ready.
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About The Author
Doug Kaufman, Ph.D.
Dr. Doug Kaufman has been actively involved in Psychology and Academia for over 20 years.
He completed his B.A. in Psychology at the University of Maryland at College Park in 1992, and earned his Ph.D. from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2000.
In 1998 he won the prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Honors award from the nation's oldest, largest, and most selective honor society for all academic disciplines.
Dr. Kaufman has amassed a wealth of experience teaching and lecturing psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University, and State University of New York, among others. In addition, Dr. Kaufman has published numerous papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals, such as the Journal of Applied Social Psychology, Psychology Reports, Physiology and Behavior, the Journal of Social Psychology, and more.
His own academic excellence and passion for teaching has made him a consistent favorite among students for many years.
Doug has expanded his love of teaching beyond the walls of the classroom, pioneering new educational technologies that have spread to over 70 countries.
He has also published a number of popular texts and study resources with the goal of helping all students reach the pinnacle of academic excellence.
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