You’re not super sure what your major is yet, but you know you’re premed, and most premeds are biology and chemistry majors, so you’re thinking you would probably do that as well… right?

If you’re considering graduate school, but finding yourself on the fence, here are some exercises to determine if pursuing an advanced degree is right for you.

A key component of a successful medical school application is being involved in academic research. Although the thought of researching can seem daunting at first, through the right approaches, being involved in research can be as easy as enrolling in a class.

The road to becoming a doctor is long and difficult but worth it if you’re passionate about what you’re doing.

In many fields, the advanced skills, knowledge, and opportunities that come with a master’s degree make graduate school a worthwhile investment.

Applying to graduate school is competitive, but you can help your application rise to the top by preparing while you’re still in college.

Contemplating these questions will help you ensure that you’re making the right decision about grad school.

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