<p>Hey everyone. So I've been working with a prof at a pretty major research hospital for the last few months, and she's mentioned that she would really like for me to continue my work with her throughout the summer. </p>
<p>However, I was planning on applying to Clark Scholars, where I would have to start a new project. I'm wondering if there's going to be a major difference between going to Texas to do research versus staying at home and doing research, because the application is kind of huge and I would rather not spare the time if the experience is going to be pretty much the same.</p>
There’s not much difference unless your current project is … lame. But I’m sure it’s not!</p>