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Hello,
As an undergraduate, I worked with a professor and her lab and found it quite interesting. Through the lab, I was able to present at a few regional conferences and really develop my interest in the field of Emerging Adulthood.
I'm wondering if anyone has had experience with applying to a program where you had worked/volunteered at as a undergrad?
For some reason i'm feeling the idea of asking her if she's accepting students as something that would be awkward. I'm not sure why since it makes logical sense that I'd apply with a professor who I worked with and really got to know the project, but I keep thinking it's odd, or non-traditional.
Just looking for any thoughts on this.
Thanks.
As an undergraduate, I worked with a professor and her lab and found it quite interesting. Through the lab, I was able to present at a few regional conferences and really develop my interest in the field of Emerging Adulthood.
I'm wondering if anyone has had experience with applying to a program where you had worked/volunteered at as a undergrad?
For some reason i'm feeling the idea of asking her if she's accepting students as something that would be awkward. I'm not sure why since it makes logical sense that I'd apply with a professor who I worked with and really got to know the project, but I keep thinking it's odd, or non-traditional.
Just looking for any thoughts on this.
Thanks.
