Graduate School

Graduate school allows you to pursue an advanced academic degree after you earn a Bachelor in the same or a similar field. In the Humanities, the focus of the graduate school is to prepare students to produce original research. In most programs, students are allowed to teach basic courses to undergraduate students to cover tuition expenses. 

Are you strategic with your writing? Do you write papers focusing on more than a grade? 

This post is about how to strategize your writing for research, graduate school, and fellowships.

This post focuses on external factors to consider when deciding to attend Graduate School. For more on the academic side of this question, read What is Graduate School?

Although this post is written for undergraduate students doing a Minor or a Major in Spanish, this information is useful to any student interested in pursuing a doctoral degree in the Humanities. 

This blog post is about how to decide between a Master’s and a doctoral program.

You can read about graduate school in the post entitled What Is Graduate School? and about some considerations before attending graduate school in the post entitled Is Graduate School Right for You?