Graduate School Unfiltered: A Real Talk with Current CPH Students

Are you curious about what being a graduate student in the College of Public Health is really like? Get an inside look into the graduate student experience from those who are living it right now! Join us for an honest and open Q&A panel featuring current graduate students who will share their experiences, challenges, and tips for success. This is your opportunity to ask real students about their day-to-day lives in the program and gain insights that will help you make an informed decision about your future.

During this session, our panelists will discuss:

• Life as a Graduate Student: What’s it really like balancing coursework and personal life? Get the inside scoop on daily life in graduate school.
• Academic & Research Expectations: Learn about the level of academic rigor, research opportunities, and what it takes to succeed in a graduate program.
• Managing Stress & Building Balance: Discover how current students manage the pressures of grad school, and how they maintain their well-being and social lives.
• Support Systems & Resources: Find out about the resources and support systems available to help you succeed, from faculty mentorship to mental health services and student organizations.
• Advice for Prospective Students: Hear valuable tips for incoming students on everything from time management to making the most of your graduate school experience.

This session is designed to give you an honest, unfiltered view of what it means to be a graduate student. Whether you’re unsure about graduate school or already excited to start, this Q&A will help you better understand what to expect, and how to navigate your graduate journey successfully.

RSVP now to reserve your spot and get all your questions answered by students who are living the graduate school experience!