[header] How to prepare for a phd as an undergraduate [title] Talk to your professors. [step] It's a good idea to talk to professors about your interests, especially professors in your field of interest. Not only have they been through the process of obtaining a phd, but they know other professors and institutions in the field.
[header] How to prepare for a phd as an undergraduate [title] Talk to your professors. [step] It's a good idea to talk to professors about your interests, especially professors in your field of interest. Not only have they been through the process of obtaining a phd, but they know other professors and institutions in the field.
If you may not find anyone with the same interests that you do, it may be worth considering pursuing a phd in english or a foreign language. [substeps] You may be very intrigued with the area of study you want to specialize in. Help professors to find out about different phd fields so that they can base their recommendations on your interests. [substeps] You can ask them to look up out of the blue about schools they know you are interested in. They'll have inside tips to prepare you for the workload, and may even be able to write a letter of recommendation for you. [substeps] Don't approach any professor at random. This is the area where you'll need a good grasp of your professor's research. [substeps] If you're applying to multiple programs, let your professor know (either in person or over the phone) about the areas you're interested in studying.