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To set myself apart from grad school applicants i thought i'd be a good idea to together a group of fellow prospective student and current student and do my own SMALL SCALE social research project or study. Schools and employers are always looking for ‘experience’ and ‘initiative’. I guess this is my way of gain experience and showing initiative.
Do you think this is a good or bad idea?
Would prospective and current students be interested in joining you? What about funding? And what would you do with your results?
It's a good idea, but not really worth it unless you have a tangible benefit at the end of it i.e. a publication.
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