Facilitating research proposal readiness

TODAY’S graduate students are much younger than their forebears. They have two decades or more before they retire. Like their forebears who were usually past their 40s as graduate students, those of today have, too, fervent plans to further their career. Undoubtedly, they are serious in their studies. Circumstances, however, are such that when they finish the last two subjects of their program (Research and Statistics) which requires a research proposal.

But there are among them who have not firmed up on a research topic much less come with a proposal.