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10 Tips to Finishing your PhD Faster

1. Learn Writing/Presentation Skills Early - and learn how to write a funding proposal. Writing/Presentation are core skill for any PhD student, and it's important to start early. Get comfortable with writing in different styles, and learn how to write a funding proposal. This will help you get the resources you need to complete your research.

 

2. Find A Strong Mentor. A good mentor can provide guidance and support throughout your PhD journey. They can help you with your research, writing, and career planning.

 

3. Do Not Get Afraid of Criticism - constructive criticism. It's inevitable that you will receive critical feedback on your work during your PhD. It's important to be able to take this feedback in stride and use it to improve your research.

 

4. Find The Right Dissertation Chair for You. Your dissertation chair is a key mentor, so it's important to find someone who is a good fit for you. They should be supportive and helpful, but they should also be challenging and push you to be your best.

 

5. Start Your Research and Course Work Simultaneously-Direct your course research projects or independent study for course credit towards your dissertation. This is a great way to get started on your dissertation research and to earn some course credit at the same time.

 

6. Keep Your Dissertation Topic Focused. This will make it easier to focus your research and to complete your dissertation in a timely manner.

 

7. Plan and Execute Well... Don't be one of them! Set realistic goals for yourself and make a plan to achieve them.

 

8. One Target One Time. It's easy to get overwhelmed by the big picture, so it's important to focus on the next step or hurdle as you work. This will help you stay motivated and on track.

 

9. Find a Data Analyst that will assist you with a strong design. This can be a great way to get feedback on your research design and to improve your chances of success.

 

10. Re-Energize and Never Hesitate to Ask for Help. It's important to take breaks from your research and to have a life outside of your PhD.

Don't be afraid to ask for help from your mentors, colleagues, or friends.