Now that you have a better understanding of graduate school expectations, both overt and hidden, you can start to think about what makes a successful graduate student. Take a few moments to watch the video below featuring Dr. Alana Rister, who has a PhD in Chemistry, as she discusses what she thinks makes a successful grad student.
Note: As you watch this video take some notes on what you think defines a successful student.
Source: Stop Being a Good Grad Student and Become a Successful One by Science Grad School Coach
As Dr. Rister notes, her definition of 'success' is not applicable to everyone. Success in grad school will look different depending on the person, their area, their existing skills, their skills gaps, and their goals for being in grad school.
Take a few moments to reflect on what what it means to be a successful student
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