<aside> 🔗 Additional Resources to support you on your grad school journey

* marks resources that I didn’t use when I was applying to grad schools because I didn’t know about them at the time (and wish that I had known about them)

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Organizing my Grad School Research

• Notion: to organize my grad school research
• Google Docs: to write my applications and keep track of program requirements
• Google Calendar / Apple Calendar: to add and keep track of important deadlines
• My phone’s notes app: for writing down ideas for my applications

Resume + CV Prep

• *Internship Girl: on IG & TikTok, shares lots of great career-related advice from cold messaging, networking, interviewing, and more!

• *PhD doctor & Dr. Amina Yonis: PhD student with consistent content about research skills, study habits, grad school applications, etc.

  Amina Yonis, PhD on LinkedIn: Here's a list of Harvard-approved CVs and Cover Letters that are perfectly… | 19 comments

  • for example:

  https://twitter.com/DrAminaYonis/status/1682315299360501760?s=20

• *Wonsulting: they offer free, detailed advice for writing resumes and cover letters

  • for example, this post by their founder (Jonathan Javier) provides a great outline for resumes:

  Jonathan Javier💡 on LinkedIn: #resume #jobsearch #jwow #wonsulting | 548 comments

• Twitter threads & YouTube videos about preparing for grad school applications

Other

• LinkedIn: one of the greatest resources that helped me with Reaching Out to Current Students
• I curated the grad school posts I have made on my LinkedIn into a Notion chart: resources
• information sessions hosted by the program → these were incredibly helpful for me asking clarifying questions, talking to current students, and learning more about the program beyond what is advertised on the program websites