graduate school

I initially arrived at UC Berkeley sure of myself with goals and knowing what I wanted to do in the future. Now as I navigate my final year here, I am unsure of what I want. In some ways, you could say my experiences have broken me — and there is some truth to that. However, at some point, I realized I needed to let go of my fear of failing.

For graduating students who aspire to become researchers, a choice awaits: where to do research. How does one know if academia is the right fit for them?

Even though you may grimace at the struggles that increase in your life as you grow, these challenges serve as proof that you are adulting.

Are you a prospective graduate school applicant? Here's some advice I wish someone had told me when I applied and things I wish I'd done differently.

Having just completed my applications for graduate programs, here are a few things that took me by surprise and that you should be prepared for depending on the program you're looking into.

Christina Maslach, UC Berkeley psychology professor emerita and a professor of the campus graduate school of psychology, earned the National Academy of Sciences, or NAS, Award for Scientific Reviewing for her research in job burnout and worker well-being.

The worst part about discussion is the long pause when GSIs are looking for someone to participate and talk. We all know what we're thinking during these pauses, but what are our GSIs thinking?

For those of us transitioning from undergrad to graduate school or to our future careers, it's time to get serious about relaxing.