Geosciences Education & Mentorship Support Program

➡️NOW recruiting MENTORS AND MENTEES for our 2024-2025 program! gems-program.org/matching We are a virtual & FREE mentorship program for students applying to or exploring graduate school in the geosciences (including Earth, Env, Ocean, Atm, and Planetary Sciences).

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➡️NOW recruiting MENTORS AND MENTEES for our 2024-2025 program! gems-program.org/matching We are a virtual & FREE mentorship program for students applying to or exploring graduate school in the geosciences (including Earth, Env, Ocean, Atm, and Planetary Sciences).

Have you heard about the @NSF GRFP? It's a great funding opportunity that you should apply for if you are eligible! Here's some tips to get you started. #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

This week we are continuing our discussion about how to decide between graduate programs. Today we focus on personal considerations- don't underestimate how your surroundings will make you feel no matter how good a program may seem! #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

Are you debating between graduate programs? Here's some things to consider before accepting an offer to a program! This week will focus on academic considerations, next week we will focus on personal considerations when making this decision. #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

It may be winter☃️ now but its never too early to start considering summer opportunities to help build your skills! This week's #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips are about finding summer opportunities, whether research related or not!

Many students decide to take a gap year before starting grad school - look at this weeks #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips to start thinking about if it's the right option for you!

Confused about graduate school finances? Check out this guide to begin orienting yourself to how funding typically works- however, keep in mind every program is different! #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

Are you an undergraduate looking to get involved in research🔎? Here's our guide for how to seek out these opportunities! Remember to visit gems-program.org for more resources! #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

Is a geoscience degree worth pursuing? We think so 🤓! Check out possible career pathways in this weeks #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

Trying to apply for a grant for the first time? Check out these tips to help get started! #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

Tis the season for graduate school interviews! Here's some advice for how to prepare! #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

What kinds of things should you be considering when looking into potential advisors and research groups? Find out in this weeks #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips!

Need letters of recommendation 📨? Here's a guide for how to select and approach letter writers. Check out gems-program.org for more resources! #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips

Interested in applying to a @NSF REU program? Check out this weeks #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips for some pointers on how to select a program and apply! When in doubt, go for it 🚀!!

Having trouble finding inspiration for your grad school application essays? This week's #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips will help guide you through the process! Go to gems-program.org for more grad school advice!

What's the difference between a resume and CV? What even is a cover letter? Check out this week's #TuesdayGraduateSchoolTips to find out! Visit gems-program.org for more tips!

Thinking about applying to graduate school? This weeks #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips are about how to pick out graduate programs and how to approach potential advisors🍎. Visit the GEMS website for more graduate school application resources!

Debating about going to graduate school? This week's #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips is for you! Remember, all of these tips and more resources are available at gems-program.org.