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Entering a graduate program in materials science and engineering requires preparation and familiarity with the curriculum. It's advised to identify the classes to be taken and review relevant undergraduate materials to build a strong foundation. Additionally, reading the graduate student handbook is crucial for understanding program rules and requirements, which can ease the transition into graduate studies. Engaging with past dissertations and papers from previous students can also provide valuable insights into the research culture and expectations within the program.
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Hello all,
I'm entering a graduate program in materials science and engineering in the fall, and I was wondering if anyone had any generic or specific advice (or heads up) about grad school based on your experiences. Thank you.
 
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I'm in a different field from you, but I would recommend finding out which classes you will be taking. I would then start reading up on any undergraduate material that would be relevant.

I would also recommend reading the graduate student handbook and familiarizing yourself with all the rules and requirements. This will help cut down on feeling bogged down upon arriving.
 
Thank you! I have done a bit of reading on the undergraduate stuff, and I've read some of the dissertations and papers of some of the past students of the research group.
 
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