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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
The only time people comment on this is when the paper is still under review or being looked at/worked on. So on my CV it'll say something like "Paper X, RR, Journal of Policy Analysis and ...
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May have embellished my CV and resume by mistake after I was admitted to MA and Ph.D programs. Could either of my degrees be revoked?
The short answer is: you do not need to be concerned, this will not be noticed by anybody, and there will be no consequences.
The long answer: you didn't lie on your resume - you really didn't even &...
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May have embellished my CV and resume by mistake after I was admitted to MA and Ph.D programs. Could either of my degrees be revoked?
Every situation is different, so it's hard to give general advice. And like any lawyer would say, this isn't legal advice or anything. So as with most things in life, take everything I say with a ...
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How to cite oneself as co-author without all names, for graduate school CV application?
There are two basic ways to do this, based on just how many names there are:
Choose a citation format that shows all the names, then highlight your own name with a bold or underline, e.g.:
Skywalker, ...
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Articles on Medium and Resume/CV
I'll state upfront that my field isn't computer science but mechanical engineering. So take everything with a grain of salt.
A resume should be short. Nobody wants to read them to begin with, and ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
Of course you can . But instead of stating with no revision explain it as " Accepted in the first place with minor changes"
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
If this is a publication still in the publishing process, you should write "to appear" or "to appear in".
See, for example:
What is the meaning of "To appear" for ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
Getting a paper accepted speaks for itself. No one cares how the sausage is made, only that it was made and tastes delicious. A good paper that was accepted after ten rounds of revisions is still a ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
If you systematically had papers accepted without revisions, I would start to consider building a statistics, either thinking you are a genius, or that the journals you submit to have a flawed review ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
Do NOT add a remark that a paper was accepted "without revisions" to any of your application documents.
The ease of getting a paper published is rarely an indicator of its quality. It is ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
Bad idea. Personally, I much prefer having constructive comments than no comment at all from a reviewer, so in my mind a paper accepted without review is just one that was not improved as a result ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
I would most readily assume that a paper accepted without revisions went through some fairly lackadaisical peer review rather than being so perfect that experts in the field couldn't find a single ...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
If the paper has been accepted for publication but is not yet published, I would just describe it as "accepted". It's certainly more common to see than "paper accepted without revisions&...
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Can I write "paper accepted without revisions" on a CV?
No, you shouldn't do this. It will just come across as though you're trying to pad out your CV.
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How would you call a person who gets a travel grant?
This depends on the sponsor and country. In the US, if you get a travel grant from a federal sponsor, you are still PI (Principal Investigator) on that award. You are still responsible for all the ...
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How would you call a person who gets a travel grant?
Cambridge Dictionary
grantee
a person or organization that receives a grant
If you have received the grant, you can write "XXX travel grant grantee" or "XXX travel grant recipient&...
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