The Prospective Ph.D. Preview (P3) is designed for
prospective students to gather information on graduate education at
Princeton University. This event is open to any interested students
however, we highly encourage participation from first generation/low
income students and historically underrepresented groups. Selected students will participate in workshops that prepare them for the graduate application, networking with faculty, and crafting a statement if purpose.
Visit https://graddiversity.princeton.edu/prospective-phd-preview-p3 to learn more!
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0 likes 12 playsHosted by Afia Ofori-Mensa, Ph.D., Director, Presidential Scholars Program, Programs in Access & Opportunity, Princeton University.
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0 likes 10 playsJoin this engaging discussion with editor and author, and the Graduate School’s very own James Van Wyck, Ph.D., about pathways in education for those seeking…
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0 likes 81 playsThe pre-doctoral fellowship is a one year, fully funded fellowship that includes an offer of regular admission to the sponsoring doctoral program the following year.…
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0 likes 13 playsGet a sneak peak into Princeton University’s Graduate Programs and what to consider as you begin the application process. Learn more about the resources…
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0 likes 10 playsOur library provides exceptional support for graduate students to take on ambitious research questions. We will share specific examples of how graduate students have…
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0 likes 13 playsProfessional development is an intrinsic part of graduate education at Princeton University, broadening the reach and impact of academic training by preparing our…
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0 likes 47 playsWelcome to the 2021 P3 Program! We will kick off P3 with an esteemed panel of guests who all have earned their PhDs in various disciplines. All from very different…
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0 likes 49 playsLearn more about life at Princeton as a graduate student. Discussions include an overview of housing, medical and childcare coverage, and community life on campus.
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0 likes 43 playsThis session will give students insight into the graduate application process and a better understanding of the expectations that faculty and departments may have.
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0 likes 26 playsStudents learned some of the major differences and important elements of the CV versus the resume. Insight was given into some of the key elements, and how to market…
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0 likes 126 playsFrom this workshop, students can expect to walk away with a plan of action for expressing the solid achievements that will contribute to their success as graduate…
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0 likes 45 playsAn interactive and student-driven workshop on how to communicate effectively with faculty and network with university administrators when exploring graduate programs and…