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The Graduate Division serves more than 13,000 students in over 100 graduate degree programs. We are here to help you from the time you are admitted until you complete your graduate program.
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We're thrilled you're considering Berkeley for your graduate study. We offer more than 100 programs for master's, professional, and doctoral students to pursue their dreams.
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Working toward obtaining your graduate degree at Berkeley is an exciting and challenging endeavor, but funding your graduate education shouldn’t be your greatest challenge.
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We're here to support you as you progress through your degree, and help you understand the policies and procedures that inform your graduate education.
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GradPro, the Graduate Writing Center, and the GSI Teaching & Resource Center can support you in your academic and professional development at all stages of your degree program and in preparing for your career.
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The Office for Graduate Diversity provides support and services for prospective and continuing students in an effort to support and sustain a more diverse graduate student community.
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presented by: the ASUC Mental Health Commission x Career Center) ———– Rejections can weigh so heavily on us because our brains are hardwired to pay more attention to negative events than positive ones. This is called the “negativity bias” and it is exactly why we can feel so disheartened by “We regret to inform you that we’ve decided to go with another candidate (but you were highly qualified!)”. Whether you’ve experienced (or haven’t yet) a rejection from a club on campus, graduate program, or job/internship, this workshop is designed to help you develop tools to cope and bounce back from a rejection such as how to ask for feedback on your interview and make adjustments for future opportunities.