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In this episode of Dear Grad Student, Elana chats with 7th year PhD Candidate, Megan Nadzan, about being a first generation college student in grad school. They discuss what "first gen" actually means, Megan's journey to & through college and grad school, how being first gen has affected college and grad school, and advice for other first gen students!
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