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For those of you that have had interviews, I assume you've had some research experience?
What kind of stuff should you be able to directly articulate and elaborate on, to show that your research experience wasn't just sitting around doing nothing?
I've been doing research for the better part of a year, and honestly feel like I've learned a lot of lab skills. What type of stuff should I be able to talk about?
When people ask me about my research, I just tell them what its about, what I do, and what I'm looking for. I mean it DOES get a little redundant here and there.
What kind of stuff should you be able to directly articulate and elaborate on, to show that your research experience wasn't just sitting around doing nothing?
I've been doing research for the better part of a year, and honestly feel like I've learned a lot of lab skills. What type of stuff should I be able to talk about?
When people ask me about my research, I just tell them what its about, what I do, and what I'm looking for. I mean it DOES get a little redundant here and there.