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How did you pick your MD/PhD program, ultimately? Did you indicate in your application who you would like to work with?
No? (I'm baffled how you got in then; PhD programs essentially require this.)
Go find other graduate students and ask them about both mentors.
How did you pick your MD/PhD program, ultimately? Did you indicate in your application who you would like to work with?
No? (I'm baffled how you got in then; PhD programs essentially require this.)
Go find other graduate students and ask them about both mentors.
I really like this lab's clinical focus and creativity. Funding isn't an issue for both labs.
TL;DR: One lab: excellent mentorship, questionable work. Other lab: great work, questionable mentorship.
Thank you!!! Btw, do most people get a rotation project or at least something they could work on with continuity?
TL;DR: One lab: excellent mentorship, questionable work. Other lab: great work, questionable mentorship.
This really depends on the lab, but I'd say if you got a well-defined project that you were successful at for a summer rotation, that speaks well of the organizational skills and mentoring capacity of the PI.Thank you!!! Btw, do most people get a rotation project or at least something they could work on with continuity?