Are there things that grad school applicants often did not do as undergrads, but should have done, that make a difference in being accepted or rejected? What is the best way to ensure acceptance into a graduate program?
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Nicholas
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Maintain a 3.5 or better index.
Maintain a high GPA, show initiative in your studies and demonstrate your ability to do independent and original research and get good recommendations from your undergraduate professors.
- good GPA, especially in your major
- rigorous coursework (don’t just take all easy courses to get good grades)
- a variety of courses such as language, science with a lab, higher math, and statistics.
- good letters of rec, get to know some of your instructors!
- internships or related volunteer work helps
- good GRE scores (your SATs won’t matter)
- most important, a strong essay on why you want THIS program at THIS school
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