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Many students have the aim of going to graduate school after finishing their bachelor's degrees, for a couple of reasons:

• They believe it will get them into a higher pay scale
• It is required for some professional designations (physiotherapy, for example)
• They don't know what to do after they finish their degree
• They like school

Applying to graduate school isn't like applying for your undergrad. Similarly, graduate school isn't very much like a bachelor's degree.

If you are thinking about going to graduate school, or in the midst of working on your applications, check out this article series on TalentEgg, written by University of Saskatchewan postdoctoral fellow Justin Bengry and MacInsiders VP Admin Danielle Lorenz.

The series is not quite finished, with several articles still in the works. However, you can check out some of the existing series:

• This is not what they teach you in grad school
• Should you go to grad school
• On the personal factors that can affect success in grad school
• Getting ready for grad school: grades, exams and application deadlines
• How to decide whether to go home or abroad for grad school
• How to figure out what grad school location is for you
• You've got the write stuff, baby: Your grad school research statement
• How to find a super supervisor for grad school
• Fellowships, scholarships and paying for grad school
• When it comes to grad school, what's the difference between a CV and a resume?
• What to do when you hear back about your grad school applications

"This is not what they teach you in grad school" link is broken.

Originally Posted by Watoko

"This is not what they teach you in grad school" link is broken.

Thanks. Should be fixed now!

These articles are awesome, really helpful! Thanks Danielle

Originally Posted by ~*Sara*~

These articles are awesome, really helpful! Thanks Danielle

Agreed! Awesome articles!

Articles are great. Has good information