Resources And Activities

The current global challenge has a bitter short-term impact on our everyday lives. However, there might be positives as well.

As the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has ground economies around the world to a sudden halt, job seekers are facing the impact of lab shutdowns, university hiring freezes, and the stress of making their next career move amid sudden economic shocks. Although uncertainty reigns, individuals can still position themselves to be successful when looking for a job in industry or academia by taking advantage of resources and advice from those who have been in their position before.

If you’re unsure of what to do with your bachelor’s degree in chemistry, you’re not alone. Lori Spangler, an ACS career consultant, says she talks to many students who are worried they have few job options.

Applying to graduate school is stressful. Even without the looming threat of a pandemic, it’s an administrative juggling act full of tests, essays, and forms performed while somehow balancing school and work. We’re here to help guide you through the many coronavirus-related changes to graduate school applications.