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The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is basically just like graduate school version of the SAT. I believe one of the toughest challenges for international students during the application process is the

A metric that people recently have started to adopt to measure their chances of getting into schools is looking at their acceptance rates. For people who might not know, an institution’s (school) acceptance

There’s a lot of stress and anxiety in the grad school application process. From doing research on schools, programs and PIs to writing your essays and sending in your app. But one anxious aspect of the

Popularity and prestige is one of the factors most people consider when applying to schools. When I joined subreddits like graduate admissions and PhD, it took reading a number of posts to figure out that

Hello, everyone. I welcome you to my blog. We have all been in a situation where we wished the holiday was way longer so we could continue with the merriment and celebration that prompt a holiday, but

It’s not a secret that competition is fierce in graduate school applications. There different profiles of overqualified candidates competing for very limited slots. If the program you’re applying to is

Yesterday I wrote about the importance of recommendation letters and the need to have your references tailored for each application. For the sake of clarity, a referee refers to a professor, basically.

The past few days, I haven’t been writing much because of some entropy in my life. But I think it’s okay to say now that I’m heading back to a period of stability gradually again. Anyways, on to the topic

Many industries have been destabilized since AI like ChatGPT and Midjourney were made accessible to the general public. Freelancers and artists in particular are some of the people that have been … But

Hey guys, it’s me again with the second episode of grad school talk. Lol In undergrad, I used to be part of the group of students that just went to class and then back to my hostel. You know, that life.

One of the things I’ve been obsessed about over the past few months is graduate school. I’ve decided to focus more of my content on the things I’ve learnt these past few months to help prepare people who

The promise of a decentralized internet: What is Web3 and how can firms prepare?

Sharing my time doing math tutoring for a professor's daughter.

The Question There are several challenges facing intelligence collection efforts. Some of these challenges are addressed in this week’s readings while others can be introduced in our own discussion. Discussion

A couple of months ago, I completed my first course in an Intelligence Studies masters program; I'll be sharing my work here, and on (my old grad school blog), for anyone interested in this kind of thing.

So... GRE. This is an annoying test. I haven't taken standardized exam since SAT and SAT 2 in high school, so it's been a while. It costs something like $205, and the bad news is, even if you do extremely

Today, I want to write about my experience of asking for letters of recommendation (LoR). It was very imperfectly done and was filled with mistakes, but I think it is worth going over it, if for nothing

I wanted to blog about my feelings as I go through the grad school application process. Unfortunately, I was not diligent enough to do them in the moment, and here I am now, weeks away from starting Master's.

The school im working on my masters at was an all-women's college for about 160 years. There are some strange remnants of what might be called mid-century feminism, for instance: And this user-friendly

Hey, everyone! I hope things have been well with you. I have been caught up reading and writing, and I realized I hadn’t posted here in almost a month, so here is a life update post, which will hopefully