Explore the resources below for support in engaging in and building skill sets for getting into graduate school.
Where to Find Graduate School Preparation Resources:
- Getting into Grad School (GiGS)(link is external): Mentorship and resources supporting diverse UC Berkeley undergraduates in selecting, applying and enrolling in graduate school.
- Ph.D. Admissions Bootcamp(link is external): Free online bootcamp series was developed specifically for underrepresented individuals considering graduate school, though it is open to all who may benefit.
- Berkeley Career Engagement (BCE)(link is external): Career guides and tips for applying for graduate school by field including medical, law and business.
- L&S Pre-Professional Advising(link is external): L&S Advising provides advising for undergraduates pursuing Medical or health professions programs, Law School, Masters or PhD programs.
- Cal Nerds Programs(link is external): UC Berkeley’s resource center for underrepresented STEM students offers several programs on preparing for graduate school.
- Firebaugh Scholars Program(link is external): Offers funding and mentorship for underrepresented students on completing a faculty-research project and applying for graduate school.
Where to Get Support For:
- Networking with faculty and graduate students:Watch this recorded workshop(link is external) or attend a demystifying research panel(link is external) to get tips for reaching out to faculty and graduate students.
- Getting research experience(link is external): See our resource page on getting involved in research as an undergraduate.
- Writing your Statement of Purpose(link is external): Watch this recorded workshop on demystifying the statement of purpose.
- Recommendation Letters(link is external): Review tips on requesting and getting good letters of recommendation.
