Seek Out Your Faculty Advisor Early
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Ask Your Advisor Anything
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Creating a Plan with Your Advisor
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Navigating Challenges With Faculty
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Imposter Syndrome
You Were Chosen for a Reason
Imposter syndrome is the feeling or belief that you've been given something you didn't earn or don't deserve. It affects graduate students of all backgrounds and in different ways. Remember, you are in graduate school to enhance or find your career path, give back to your families and communities, or make important contributions to research and innovation. For even more tips and strategies on how to counteract feelings that you don’t belong, check out these resources:
Advice from the Experts
Below, we've collected some advice from faculty, staff, and students who have dealt with imposter syndrome from all sides.
What is Imposter Syndrome?
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Imposter Syndrome Strategy: Be Open
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Imposter Syndrome Strategy: Use Your Connections
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