Just like with my Back To School Masterpost I thought it would be useful to organise and link all of my blog posts related to graduate school, from the application process to my current experience! This will provide an easy access for you! 

Application:

How to Find a Graduate School Program?

Graduate School Application Guide

Graduate School Interview Tips

Application Spreadsheet (Free Download)

My Experience:

My Thoughts Before Going to Grad School

Graduate School Orientation Week Experience

Reflecting on My First Week of Grad School Classes

Reflecting on My First Month in Graduate School

Reflecting on My First Grad School Exam

Other:

Semester Goals for Graduate School

Why I Chose to Study Neuroscience

Grad Profile #1: Interview with a Health Psychology masters student

I hope you enjoy reading these blog posts! I will continue to update this masterpost as I release new blog posts in the future! 

Brain Activity at Rest Provides Clue to Intelligence

The ability of an adult to learn and to perform cognitive tests is directly linked to how active the brain is at rest, UNSW researchers have found.

How the Brain Might Compensate Stress During Learning

When people have to assess a situation within seconds, it helps them to draw on learned categories. Psychologists from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum examined with the help of electroencephalography (EEG) how well category-learning works in a stressful episode.

Hallucinations, Full Moons and Coffee? Debunking Common Sleep Myths

How do we Taste Sugar, Bacon and Coffee? Science Finds a Surprising Answer

Until now, many scientists believed that a single protein -- TRPM5 -- acted as a gatekeeper for tasting these delectable foods. Remove TRPM5 from a person's taste cells, and they would no longer be able to identify sweet, bitter or savory (also called umami) foods.

Stress Can Lead to Risky Decisions

1. the exemplary model 

2. the axis model