I have been waiting for my chance to go to grad school, but I never really thought about what to expect. I thought, well it’s college, I did well in college. But I decided to read a little bit about it to know what to expect I found this article
7 things I wish I knew before going to grad school
which I think was really useful. However, it got me a little worried. It says that networking and making connections in grad school are very important. This worries me because I’m not sure how I can make connections and network online. I know it can be done, but I am not used to it. I’m used to meeting people in person. I talk to people online, but that’s my friends who I already know. Connecting with people online is not the same as in person.
I am hoping that I’ll figure out how to do this fast because I don’t want this to cause me trouble in my education. The other thing that worries me is being able to concentrate on my work, but I won’t have as many distractions as I did as an undergrad. I hope that, even if it’s harder, with less distractions I will be able to concentrate, put more effort and more time into my school work.
I’m positive I can do this and I have been waiting for this for three years, but I would still like advice from people who have been to grad school or got their degree online.

I can and I will!!!
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I’m an aspiring writer still looking for exactly what I want to write about, with a lot of creativity, imagination and desire to write.
I studied Writing and Rhetoric at Syracuse University where I explored many different sides of writing through my classes and extracurricular activities in order to narrow my search for an identity as a writer.
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Kiki, hacerlo todo con tiempo y tener una agenda es lo más importante. Tener el correo electrónico del profesor o profesora también es importante. Participar online en los chats y entrar todos los días a la clase online fue lo que hice en mis clases y siempre me fue muy bien.
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Bueno si son chats creo que va a ser más fácil para mi que si es hablado. Tengo que buscar la agenda que yo tengo por ahí.
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Gracias!
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