[Discontinued] 9/23 Graduate School Workshop 101
See The Graduate School Webinar with Simple Speechie instead, as this has been discontinued.
Nancy from The Sunshine Speechie Podcast & I have teamed up to provide you with a graduate school workshop!
This workshop will include:
- 1 hour presentation covering the GRE, the process of graduate school applications, personal statements, resumes, letter of recommendations, gap year, and more!
- 30 minute Q&A session where we will answer all of your questions!
If you are unable to attend, a refund for this service is not available. We will be able to send you a recorded version of this session.
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Alyssa April –
All the questions I had were addressed in the presentation and during the Q&A portion. These wonderful ladies highlighted things you should consider when applying into grad school. Some of the things they went over were about resumes, letters of intent, and an example of an application timeline. This was awesome! Highly recommended. At first I was doubtful, but after attending this workshop online I believe I can make it into a graduate program.
Stephanie Good-Salas –
This workshop was very helpful and uplifting. really appreciate all your help!
Alyssa Hollander –
This workshop was extremely helpful to me. With the pandemic, it has been overwhelming trying to navigate the application for grad school! Now, after going to the workshop, I feel so much more confident and highly recommend taking it!!!
Luis Espinoza –
This workshop was informative, honest, and gave a realistic approach towards being an applicant applying for graduate school. It was great hearing Nancy and Tammy’s perspective on how they went about the process from similar yet different backgrounds. In addition, all content was covered with professionalism and now I know what to expect in the process. However, this is me being nick picky, but I would want a male’s perspective of applying towards grad school.