Advice for Graduate Students
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This page is intended as a help for current graduate students and for
students thinking about applying for graduate studies. Graduate
student advisors may also find the information useful.
Should I go to graduate school?
Department of Computer Science and
Engineering at Oregon Graduate
Institute of Science and Technology helps you answer this question
and many more like it. Just click here for
advice.
Admission
On his web-page Getting In: An
Applicant's Guide to Graduate School Admissions, David T. Burrell
gives advice on how to get into graduate school. Be sure to check out
his links
section which is full of useful pointers.
U.S.News has a page on America's
Best Graduate Schools. The page contains articles on how to pick
the right graduate schools and it contains lists of the best American
graduate schools in all possible fields.
How to Succeed in Graduate School
Marie desJardins has written a paper on How
to Succeed in Graduate School. It is a must to read it -- both for
graduate students and their advisors! It is available as postscript
and earlier versions of the paper are available as HTML.
Wanda Pratt has a page titled Graduate
Student Advice and Research Survival Guide. It is written in "bullet
form" and contains lots of useful advice for graduate students.
Ph.D. Students in Denmark
The Ph.D.-Forening
(Ph.D. Students' Union) at the Technical
University of Denmark (DTU) has a page (in Danish) with
information relevant for Danish Ph.D. students.
The Ph.D.-Forening ved NF
at Aarhus University has a
homepage. So does Ph.D. Foreningen at
the University of Copenhagen.