Why do you want to be a professor?
S L Forsburg
nospamforsburg at salk.edu
Wed Dec 16 09:38:48 EST 1998
EFS (FABRIJUNK at ukans.edu) wrote
> (snip)...
> (I'm not a professor myself, but I hope to be one someday.)
I always ask students that I'm interviewing for grad school admission
where they want to be in 10 years. To a one, they all say "I want to be
a professor". I'm curious--what does "being a professor" mean to EFS
and other students and why do they want to be one?
Incidentally, that is not the "right" answer to my interview
question, unless it's true--I don't expect all students to take
an academic path, which always seems to surprise them. But
I rather like finding out that they have
thought of other possibilities!
--
-susan
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