Two for Ph.D. students
"A Few Tips for Being a More Successful Graduate Student".
Below are a few notes that I’ve put together on being a graduate student in economics. They are culled from advice that I’ve gotten in the past, my own experiences a graduate student, and from my observations working with graduate students over the past few years. Some of these you’ve undoubtedly discovered on your own. Some may seem obvious, but a gentle reminder can’t hurt.
"The Professor Is In". (Via Mike Munger.)
I am here to help. I am Karen L. Kelsky, Ph.D.. I am “The Professor.” I spent 15 years as a R1 tenured professor, department head, and university advisor, and I tell you the truth. The truth about grad school. The truth about funding. The truth about the job market. And the truth about tenure. To the best of my ability.
I also tell you the truth about your applications, job chances, tenure case, and so on. If they suck, I will tell you. And then we will get a plan to improve them.


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