Getting Organized for PhD Program Applications | Season 1, Episode 2
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Getting Organized for PhD Program Applications | Season 1, Episode 2
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The Psychology PhD
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In this episode, we discuss the process of getting organized to apply to PhD programs in experimental psychology. We cover four main topics. First, how do you know when you’re ready to apply? Second, what factors might you take into consideration when choosing programs to apply to? Third, what does the timing of the application process look like at a high level? And fourth, how should you reach out to potential advisors to communicate your interest and confirm if they are accepting students in the coming application cycle?
Contents:
00:09 Welcome
01:34 How to know when you are ready to apply
06:00 How to choose programs to apply to
09:07 High-level timing of the application process
10:16 How to reach out to potential advisors
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Additional Episodes from This Season:
Watch Episode 1 (Introduction to the Psychology PhD): • Introduction to the Psychology PhD | Seaso...
Watch Episode 3 (CVs and Resumes): • CVs and Resumes | Season 1, Episode 3
Watch Episode 4 (Research Experience and Recommendation Letters): • Research Experience and Recommendation Let...
Watch Episode 5 (Writing Your Statement of Purpose): • Writing Your Statement of Purpose | Season...
Watch Episode 6 (Preparing for Interviews): • Preparing for Interviews | Season 1, Episo...
Credits:
Hosted by Monica Thieu
Music by Paul A. Bloom
Written by Ana DiGiovanni
Edited and Produced by Emily Nakkawita