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Steps in Applying to NPSC
What happens next?
Information to Collect
Application Period
Online Application
Information to Collect
You can begin preparing to complete the NPSC application by collecting the following information:
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Institutions of higher education from which you have received
or will receive a degree: Name
of institution and address; dates attended, date graduated,
major, overall GPA, GPA in major, and GPA Scale of Institution.
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Employment History (Maximum of eight professional positions):
Dates from and to, employer's name, employer's address,
supervisor's name, supervisor's title, your title, reason
for leaving, and a brief description of duties. Discuss
any research projects in which you were involved and
your role.
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Professional or Technical References (minimum of three
maximum of five): You must use the NPSC Evaluation Form
which you will download from the application page.
Begin thinking of the professors and employers who will
give you a recommendation. Discuss with them the
importance of a good evaluation and ask whether they
will write such an evaluation for you. The evaluation
will be added to your online application.
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Scholarships, honors and awards you have received: title, date, and from which organization
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Publications, presentations, poster sessions, etc., created or
presented by you: (use standard bibliography format)
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Research Experience: Include on-campus research with a
faculty member, summer research institutes, and other
experiences outside of course work. Include a paragraph
on each describing the nature of research, your role,
and whether you presented or published. This is an
especially important part of the application.
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Personal statement and professional goals: Explain why
you want to go to graduate school, what are your expectations
regarding the NPSC and its mentoring support, what will
be your graduate program, etc.
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List of all courses which you have completed or in which you are currently enrolled: Provide course number and title, hours, and grade.
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