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The Psychology PhD
Columbia University Psychology Department
11 episodes
4 months ago
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Writing Your Statement of Purpose | Season 1, Episode 5
The Psychology PhD
29 minutes 32 seconds
3 years ago
Writing Your Statement of Purpose | Season 1, Episode 5
In this episode, we discuss what exactly a statement of purpose is and how you should develop yours for PhD program applications. We cover four main topics. First, what is the purpose of a statement of purpose (no pun intended)? Second, what is the typical structure of such a statement? Third, how can you develop a cohesive narrative that ties together all of the content in your statement? And fourth, what are some important notes and common misconceptions you should keep in mind? General Links: Watch episode on YouTube Subscribe to our YouTube channel Join our email list Visit our homepage for show information and transcripts As Mentioned in the Episode: Gershman Lab slides on academic puzzles (what we call “enigmas”) “Mastering Your Statement of Purpose” resource “Kisses of Death” article (Appleby & Appleby, 2006) Additional Episodes from This Season: Episode 1 (Introduction to the Psychology PhD): • Watch on YouTube • Listen on Apple Podcasts • Listen on Spotify Episode 2 (Getting Organized for PhD Program Applications): • Watch on YouTube • Listen on Apple Podcasts • Listen on Spotify Episode 3 (CVs and Resumes): • Watch on YouTube • Listen on Apple Podcasts • Listen on Spotify Episode 4 (Research Experience and Recommendation Letters) • Watch on YouTube • Listen on Apple Podcasts • Listen on Spotify Episode 6 (Preparing for Interviews) • Watch on YouTube • Listen on Apple Podcasts • Listen on Spotify Credits: Hosted by Monica Thieu Music by Paul A. Bloom Written by Arlene Lormestoire and Emily Nakkawita Edited and Produced by Emily Nakkawita
The Psychology PhD