What do thesis advisors look for from a perspective grad school applicant? In this video, I answer this question, and provide some suggestions in how you can find the best PhD advisor to fit your needs. Thesis help videos are meant for senior undergraduate, and graduate students that are looking for inside advise in navigating and understanding the academic environment.
1. The biggest thing that the advisors look for is whether the perspective student is going to make them look good. We ask many questions. Does this student have a high enough GMAT / GRE? Is this student going to graduate? Are they going to go to an amazing institution? Are they going to be a research superstar?
If any of the answers to these questions are negative, it is highly unlikely that the student will be taken as a serious candidate.
2. In order to look favorable as a candidate, you should be think of yourself as “how can I make the advisor’s job easier?” You should identify with the interests of the advisor, but also point out ways that you can accelerate her research program. Are you good at programming? Writing? Or, something else, make sure you highlight it.
3. You should also look at personal contacts. Graduate advisors are always going to be more open to candidates that come with a good letter of reference from people that they know. It’s not a guarantee but it helps.
4. Are you nice? This is key for some advisors, but not all advisors. Try to be polite as possible, because you do not know who the advisor is and what they are looking for.
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