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Hey everyone,
So I'm meeting with my physiology professor tomorrow, he's a neuroscience researcher and I would love to get a position in his lab since my medical interest is neurology.
We already talked via email about how many hours I'm willing to put in (I told him 15-20/week) and I expressed my interest in a few of his projects.
Tomorrow I have a meeting with him and a graduate student so I'm going to drive 100 miles to campus just for this meeting. He told me that he will tell me definitively if I can work in his lab after this meeting.
So I'm reading all of his recent publications to acquaint myself with his research more.
Naturally I'm nervous that something would come up and he would decline giving me this position. Can anyone who has been in my position before please tell me what to expect? What not to do, etc?
Thanks
So I'm meeting with my physiology professor tomorrow, he's a neuroscience researcher and I would love to get a position in his lab since my medical interest is neurology.
We already talked via email about how many hours I'm willing to put in (I told him 15-20/week) and I expressed my interest in a few of his projects.
Tomorrow I have a meeting with him and a graduate student so I'm going to drive 100 miles to campus just for this meeting. He told me that he will tell me definitively if I can work in his lab after this meeting.
So I'm reading all of his recent publications to acquaint myself with his research more.
Naturally I'm nervous that something would come up and he would decline giving me this position. Can anyone who has been in my position before please tell me what to expect? What not to do, etc?
Thanks