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Grad School 101 for Kinesiology Students

Thursday, September 29, 2022 18:30to20:00

 

DATE: Thursday September 29, 2022

 

TIME: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM (ET)

 

LOCATION: Zoom (link will be sent to all registrants)

 

 

 

Wondering if graduate school is right for you?

Come to the B.Sc. Kinesiology Grad School 101 session on Thursday September 29th at 6:30 PM to find out!

 

This information session has been specifically developed for Kinesiology undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing graduate studies. It offers a comprehensive look at what questions to take into account before applying, and it is designed to provide information and strategies about the application process in order to maximize your chances of success!

 

The session will consist of a 30-minute presentation outlining best practices for grad school decision-making and applications, followed by a Panel Q&A with current graduate students.

GUEST SPEAKERS:
Jade St-Pierre, current PhD student in Kinesiology Sciences at McGill
Monica Lubczynski, current MScA student in Physical Therapy at McGill

 

REGISTER TODAY

(Registration is required to receive the Zoom link!)

 

This is a great opportunity to gain some insights on the following topics:

  • Why should I go to grad school?

  • What is it like to be a graduate student? (workload, tips for success, advice)

  • How do applications work? How do I ask someone for a letter of reference?

  • What should I write in my letter of intent?

  • What should I include in my academic CV?

  • Should I apply for Thesis or non-Thesis? What is the difference?

Contact Information

Contact: 
Lara Franko, Career Advisor
Organization: 
Education Career Services
Email: 
career.education [at] mcgill.ca
Office Phone: 
514-396-1089
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