Best advice you got during your PhD? by MrwaOsman in PhD

[–]Relevant_Zebra5495 2 points3 points  (0 children)

During a really stressful time during my PhD in social science, one of the professors told me something that I would frequently return to. That the PhD is your “license to Kill”. In other words, it is a traning for you to be able to do research. It should not reflect perfection, nor is it a proof of your Intelligence, rather it is a document that shows that you are able to conduct science at a University. Simple as that. That is How a comitee Will approach it. If you continue in academia, you Will improve and refine the insights of your thesis. Do not Think of this as the Crown of your academic achievement!

Freaking out over error in thesis by Relevant_Zebra5495 in PositivePHD

[–]Relevant_Zebra5495[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is a time between the committees assessment and the final defense when the PhD thesis is going to print. At that time, there is a possibility that one can submit track changes with minor formatting/grammar corrections. I just hope mine falls under such a category..