I have not done my own research or assisted in a grad student or doctorate's research. The only "research" I have conducted was in my two general biology courses. In these courses, we had to design our own experiments with three other students and present them at a poster symposium at the end of the course. Neither of them have had publications. But are these things I should still include in my dental school application? Would it be beneficial? Or are they too informal to be included? Thanks!
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Research - can I include this?
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No, you don't include that. Not considered research in what they are looking for there.
Sounds like it was part of the class and isn't actual research.
Good to know! Thanks! 🙂
I have not done my own research or assisted in a grad student or doctorate's research. The only "research" I have conducted was in my two general biology courses. In these courses, we had to design our own experiments with three other students and present them at a poster symposium at the end of the course. Neither of them have had publications. But are these things I should still include in my dental school application? Would it be beneficial? Or are they too informal to be included? Thanks!
Relevant research = working under a P.I. with a PhD with the sole purpose of publishing in a journal.