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: Share unique insights about the work culture or graduate program that other potential applicants would find helpful. 4. Writing a Literature Review

: Identify major strengths and specific elements you enjoyed before moving to critiques.

: For a high-quality review, mention both the positive aspects and areas where the employer could improve. GraduatedGraduated

: Describe your actual day-to-day experience and the service or support you received.

: Identify challenges you've faced and set specific academic goals for the upcoming year. 2. Peer Review (Reviewing Others' Work) : Share unique insights about the work culture

: Include any Teaching Assistant (TA) or Research Assistant (RA) service, as well as any fellowships or awards received.

: Describe your progress on your thesis, dissertation, or capstone project over the past year. : For a high-quality review, mention both the

To create a review as a graduate, the process depends on whether you are reviewing your own academic progress, a fellow student's work, or a company you've worked for. 1. Annual Academic Progress Review (Self-Review)