Hi
Does anyone know how being a journal peer reviewer affects the chance of getting a Ph.D. admission?
I've published a few papers in some prestigious journals in my field. Additionally, I've reviewed papers for three journals (two Q1 + one Q2) for nearly three years. I have also been acknowledged as a "star reviewer" in one of the Q1 journals for two years.
Could a professor tell me whether being a reviewer can increase my chance of getting a Ph.D. admission to a prestigious university or not? Should I include these in my CV?
Many thanks
Yes! This looks impressive on a CV and shows wider contributions to the field.
peer reviewer is an experienced person with significant contribution in any particular domain. So Being a peer reviewer for a quality journal is always a value added quality in CV this must be advantageous for getting PhD
I totaly agree with the previous anwers, as being a peer reviewer will ofcourse look prestigious in a CV . However; i am not sure whether it has an impact on pHD addmision
Hedef Dhafir El-Yassin
Thanks for your answer. My question doesn't have something to do with "looking prestigious in a CV" or not; I was wondering if being a peer reviewer and awarded as a star reviewer (besides my papers, research experience, and my technical abilities) adds to my chance of getting a Ph.D. admission.
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