Dear Potential Graduate Students, As part of one of my undergraduate courses, we were assigned to reflect on imposter syndrome, how it affected us, and how we managed it. At the time, I had arrogantly responded that it was a non-issue for me and that through sheer self-honesty I never could and never would experience […]
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