Career Services Career Information Co-ordinator Debbie Mundell says students applying to master’s programs should spend time working on applications every day. (Tyler Ball)

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Graduate admissions get personal

A glance at the empty bookshelves in the Career Services library this week makes one thing clear: deadlines for graduate school applications are fast approaching.

Previously in Features

September 19, 2008

Making the grade

Students arriving at Queen’s are often told they’re surrounded by only A-students.

September 16, 2008

The pathology behind procrastination

“Suck it up.” That’s one expert’s advice to students when it’s time to hit the books.

September 12, 2008

A price tag for the books

You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. But can you judge it by its price tag?

September 9, 2008

Knot your average sport

Among the dizzying array of facts that bombard new students during frosh week, Kingston’s status as the freshwater sailing capital of the world is often overlooked.

September 5, 2008

Moving ‘from field to fork’

As visiting parents taxi students to and from grocery stores this week, Kraft Dinner and Pizza Pockets are flying off the shelves. But for some, university life doesn’t necessarily mean microwaves and meal plans. Last Saturday, vendors at the Kingston Public Market downtown watched as students stocked up on fresh, local produce.