Advancing the Field

The most common questions (and biggest misconceptions) about getting a PhD revolve around money. Maybe you’ve heard that PhD students get paid just to study, or maybe you’ve even heard that PhD students don’t get paid ...

Perhaps you’re finishing up a bachelor’s or master’s degree; maybe you’ve hit a wall in your career. Now you’re wondering: should I get a PhD? In the long run, is this the best choice for my career and personal goals?  ...

Without a doubt, graduate school is a major financial investment, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be a financial rabbit hole.  In addition to strengthening your academic, research, and career skills, your time in ...

Being awarded a research fellowship is a key way to fund your graduate school research, while also giving your research prestige and credibility. This extra stamp of approval on your research can be especially helpful ...

If you've ever considered earning a doctorate, one of the questions you've undoubtedly asked yourself is "how will I pay for a Ph.D.?"  The good news is, most doctoral students receive fellowships and research funding ...

Earning a prominent research fellowship is a major accomplishment. Not only does it provide necessary funding for you to do your work, but it also carries a sense of prestige that helps elevate your reputation as a ...

Most graduate students will work as part of a grant-funded project led by a faculty member during their degree program. Major grants can be very complex and involve a large team of researchers, assistants, and grant ...