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      https://linktr.ee/queenmaryanatomy Para español, prosigue hasta abajo...   Hi! 👋 When I was halfway through undergraduate college, I decided I wanted to study a Ph.D. in human anatomy. This field has always been my passion, and it was a blessing 😇 that I knew exactly what I wanted to do with my professional life. I acknowledge that not everybody at this stage has decided a specific career, and sometimes people choose not to continue college🙅🚫. And that is ok too. 👍 👀Little did I know all the implications that grad school 😵would incur. Grad school was the hardest thing I've ever done in my professional life😓. Still, everybody sells it as this great place 👌where you would focus on that topic that you chose to study, and make a good life 💅with this degree👽. And in my case, I decided to not go for a master's degree, but to jump straight into a doctorate degree 😲 from my bachelors.  However, no one tells you all the backstage information 💬 about the do's 👍and

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