Choose a major professor and committee
How to Get a PhD

Choose a major professor and committee
You want an advisor familiar with your area of research who can direct you when needed and have resources and connections you can draw on. Tenured professors have access to more grant money, equipment, and connections, while nontenured professors are more personally available for assistance and advice.
Choose people who you can work with, and who share a common research interest, as well as people you get along with personally. Personal differences often pop up during these kinds of working relationships, making it important to avoid them in the beginning.
Your proposed academic advisor/research supervisor should ideally be named in your statement of purpose, with the reasons you want to work with that person. Those reasons should show that you know something about that persons background and why he or she would make an effective advisor.
A list of the elective courses you ll take
In the sciences
Apply for departmental grants or additional appointments
Be tenacious and display initiative
Consider crowd funding options
Balance your budget
Complete your written examination
A brief statement of your academic and research goals
Develop a close relationship with at least one faculty member
Complete an undergraduate degree in a broad field
A list of the required courses
Write a statement of purpose
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