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That's why we've come up with the National Graduate Student Crisis Line -- a toll-free, 24-hour hotline staffed by highly trained phone counselors who understand the unique issues faced by grad students like you. » MORE Get Connected
Stress and Relief for American Graduate Students: Results from a Nationwide SurveyThere is no shortage of anecdotal evidence suggesting that graduate school is a stressful time of life. Ask any graduate student - or former graduate student - about his or her life and you are sure to hear stories of nightmarish academic advisors, absurdly lengthy reading assignments, horrifying TA experiences, do-or-die qualifying exams, failed lab experiments, and dissertations that seemingly have no end. » MORE Study MethodologyA national study of graduate students was commissioned by Grad Resources through Dr. Robert Woodberry at the University of Texas, Sociology Department with full IRB approval. Universities were selected using a stratified random... » MORE E-Mentors Available
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Recent studies have shown that the pressures of academic performance, finances, advisor relationships and other factors create intense anxiety for many graduate students, bringing some to a dangerous point of crisis.
No one understands the unique challenges faced by graduate students
like other grad students: the financial pressures, the academic struggles with research or advisors, or simply the day to day issues of balancing life and graduate school.
If you would like to connect with other grads... 
Graduate life can be the best of times, but it can often seem like the worst of times. Nick Repak, National Director of Grad Resources, has started a weekly email letter to those who have requested E-Mentor assistance. His initial topics have included Time Management, Prof/Grad Relationships, Financial Pressures, and other issues grad students face. 
Grad Resources offers its resources, articles, Crisis Line and other services to graduate students with "no strings attached." We want to help you and others like you! Period.