Apply for teaching or research assistantships
How to Get a PhD

Apply for teaching or research assistantships
A general rule of thumb is that advanced degrees should always be free. When youre doing your research, apply to programs that offer full funding, or at least offer opportunities to secure funding in exchange for teaching responsibilities. Most Ph.D programs offer some kind of assistantship to pay your way through the years of your doctoral program, with the added option of research assistantships directly tied to your own research.
Applying for financial aid will often involve supplementary application materials, like a teaching statement, research statement, or other short writing prompts. Research the specific requirements at each university for specific instructions when applying for financial aid.
If full funding isnt an option, consider applying for needbased scholarships. Often, these are available to minority applicants or students in financial straits. Likewise, the application fee can often be waived. Contact individual departments when youre applying to check about needbased application waivers.
Assemble your application packets and submit them by the deadline
Start researching graduate programs in your junior year
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A list of the required courses
A brief statement of your academic and research goals
Take the Graduate Record Examinations General or subject test
Begin performing research and collecting data
The names and signatures of your committee members
A list of the elective courses you ll take
Explore the literature in your research field
Prepare a doctoral dissertation thesis
Submit a plan of study
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