fu11meta1 said:How would I go about asking for research? I'm required to do a thesis and I need to spend my junior year doing research!
There are many benefits to seeing your professor, including getting extra help understanding course material, building a relationship with your professor, and gaining valuable insight and advice for your academic and career goals.
It is highly recommended to see your professor if you are struggling in the course. They are there to help you succeed and can provide valuable resources and support to improve your understanding and performance.
You can schedule a meeting with your professor by sending them an email or speaking with them after class. Some professors may also have office hours where you can drop by to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
You should bring any relevant notes, assignments, or materials that you may have questions about to your meeting with your professor. This will help them better understand your areas of difficulty and provide more effective assistance.
It is appropriate to ask your professor for a letter of recommendation if you have built a strong relationship with them and they are familiar with your academic abilities and character. It is always best to ask politely and give them enough time to write the letter.