Signup date: 20 Aug 2011 at 10:39am
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SO I've decided to quit my phd after 11 months, because I honestly felt I would not grow professionally and academically at my former lab. In short, it's been a nightmare with a horrible advisor who doesn't share the same passion and integrity. My advisor was the only person at my university conducting work in the field that I was interested in. Although shaken by this experience, I am still very determined to pursue doctoral study elsewhere. I absolutely love my field of work and want to contribute greatly to this field. My only concern is how do I approach prospective advisors/programs? I know that quitting a phd is perceived as a negative, however, I feel that it was best thing for myself. I rather take the risk of seeking better opportunities to grow and excel than remain dissatisfied.(sprout)
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