The Graduate Student Questions to Ask (GSQ) Program (formerly the Rostering Program) invites political science doctoral departments to voluntarily indicate their willingness to answer specified questions from inquiring students concerning the goals of the doctoral program, how they prepare students for careers, and what they do to facilitate the placement of students in jobs.

In addition, departments are asked to make public their aggregate data on applications, admissions, and the data on doctoral student placement which is submitted to APSA in its annual surveys of departments. This information is only aggregate data about the department and does not identify individual faculty members or graduate students.

APSA established this voluntary program, along with the Job Candidates Questions to Ask (JCQ) Program, for departments in an effort to enhance the training and professional development of doctoral students and faculty. This programs encourage political science departments to consider the issues facing individuals in the discipline who are on or preparing for the job market. The programs also provide students and new faculty a means to obtain valuable information to enhance their educational and professional experiences.

All Ph.D. departments are encouraged to join in the GSQ Program by completing the form below.

• Graduate Students Questions to Ask - for a list of the questions that departments have agreed to answer
  
• Participating Ph.D. Departments

Departments: Join the GSQ Program

 

University
Department
Department Chair
Individual completing this form
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Does your Department voluntarily agree to address the APSA Graduate Students Questions to Ask if asked by prospective graduate students considering your program for continuing education?
	YES       NO
Does your Department agree to make public data it submits routinely to APSA on applications, admissions, and placement of doctoral students in your doctoral program?
	YES       NO