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Building Community at UAlbany as a Graduate Student
Kehinde Adejumo, UAlbany graduate student shares many practical strategies for finding connection in her latest blog. If you're navigating the social aspects of grad school, this is the guide you don’t want to miss for actionable steps of building meaningful connections.
A Graduate Student’s Guide to Commuting
Anna Metzler shares practical strategies for managing a one-hour commute from Kingston to UAlbany, including how to enjoy the drive, prep for success, and maximize time on campus.
How I Funded My Graduate Degree at UAlbany as an International Student
Yashwanth Kotha, an international student from India, shares exactly how he funded his MS in Data Science at UAlbany—scholarships, assistantships, on-campus jobs, and loans.
From Application to Acceptance: What to Expect in Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Admissions (Part 2)
Jennifer is back with part 2 of her application guide, where she breaks down everything that happens AFTER you hit submit: preliminary interviews, interview days, acceptance offer timelines, and the tips that actually matter.
My First Hackathon Experience in the U.S.
In this blog, Ishan Pathak shares how he took his first U.S. hackathon by storm—pivoting ideas at 3 AM, integrating AI and crypto, and walking away with prizes.