Leveraging Undergraduate Research Experience during the Graduate School Application Process
Presentation Type
Tutorial Presentation
Abstract
Undergraduate research experiences is a unique professional development opportunity that is not afforded to many students. The ability to work in a research lab has the potential to develop numerous technical, interpersonal, and scientific literacy skills. While most students will not pursue a research-focused graduate degree, their exposure to working on research projects can be of tremendous value. From resumes and cover letters to application essays and interviews, your research experience can help set you apart from other applicants. This talk will explore how undergraduate students can leverage their unique research experiences when applying to graduate schools.
Leveraging Undergraduate Research Experience during the Graduate School Application Process
Undergraduate research experiences is a unique professional development opportunity that is not afforded to many students. The ability to work in a research lab has the potential to develop numerous technical, interpersonal, and scientific literacy skills. While most students will not pursue a research-focused graduate degree, their exposure to working on research projects can be of tremendous value. From resumes and cover letters to application essays and interviews, your research experience can help set you apart from other applicants. This talk will explore how undergraduate students can leverage their unique research experiences when applying to graduate schools.