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9 Reasons Projects Rock

  1. You derive the satisfaction of doing something that really matters.
  2. You learn to deal with the ambiguities associated with finding sound and workable solutions to complex problems.
  3. You develop your teamwork skills, such as how to set aside personal differences to reach a common goal.
  4. You gain confidence, an "I can do anything" attitude.
  5. You learn how to get along with all kinds of people in all kinds of cultures.
  6. You experience lots of give-and-take with your faculty mentors and advisors. They'll get to know you. You'll get to know them.
  7. You create a resumé that conveys a strong, bold message: This person knows how to get things done.
  8. You gain great experiences to share with prospective employers and graduate schools.
  9. You have fun!
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