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Anton Menshov
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I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my Statement of Purpose (SOP) around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors thatwho are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?

I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my Statement of Purpose (SOP) around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors that are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?

I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my Statement of Purpose (SOP) around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors who are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?

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edit approved Nov 27, 2023 at 12:39
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edit approved Nov 27, 2023 at 12:39
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In my SOPStatement of Purpose (SOP), is it best to write about my specific area of interest, or to broaden my options?

I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my SOPStatement of Purpose (SOP) around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors that are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?

In my SOP, is it best to write about my specific area of interest, or to broaden my options?

I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my SOP around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors that are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?

In my Statement of Purpose (SOP), is it best to write about my specific area of interest, or to broaden my options?

I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my Statement of Purpose (SOP) around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors that are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?

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In my SOP, is it best to write about my specific area of interest, or to broaden my options?

I am currently a 4th year CS undergrad student.

If I tailor my SOP around my research interests (which are related to the research project I am working on with my professor), I feel like I may be limiting myself to professors that are in my field of interest, but may not have any funding, or may not accept any PhD students. Is this detrimental?