I'm sort of having a little bit of writer's block for this blog, plus school is taking up a lot of my time.
To fill you in:
My transcripts have finally arrived to Clemson! All I'm waiting on now is my last recommendation to be submitted to the school and then I can sit back, relax, and wait to see if I've been accepted or not.
I'm worried that I won't be accepted. I'm not worried about my application materials or never getting in to grad school, I'm just nervous that I will feel really disappointed in myself. Regardless of Clemson's decision, I've already promised myself that I won't give up on grad school. I legitimately do want to be an expert.
I have a "meeting" with a professor of mine this week to "talk about my future." This is a really great thing. [and also a really nerve wrecking thing]. I'm hoping that he will want to chat about grad school and I can bring up the fact that, for two of my applications, I still need another person to write my recommendations. In the post Recommendations I wrote that there are four possible professors that I would ask to write that last rec. In no particular order I listed him as #1 and a friend said he was the one I should pick. He's also the most intimidating, however nice, professor I've ever had. I will have to prepare for this "meeting."
A Question for my Readers
Do you have any tips for asking for recommendations?
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what is that saying? Be where you are when you're there.....or something like that. Be in the moment for a little bit so you don't get too overwhelmed by all that is out there. I know grad school is important to you but remember if you focus on the future too much you won't remember anything about the present and have a lot of faith. I promise it will all work out in the end.
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