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lot more excited about learning because they see that it¡®s an ongoing process.¡¬ He points out that research can be exciting because ¨Da research project really gives students an opportunity to answer real-life questions that we don¡®t know the answers to.¡¬
Research also spurs independent thinking and intellectual confidence in students. Amelia, a graduate student in computer science, says, \ou had to go out and learn on your own. You weren't going to be spoon-fed.\an important role in her decision to leave her Wall Street programming job and return to Columbia as a graduate student.
Arthur Hannah, a political science graduate of Columbia College says undergraduate research \like a whole new mode of learning.\Instead of looking for the knowledge we do have, he says, research forces students to look for knowledge we don't have. It's a process of looking for holes and trying to plug them, which is completely different from the classroom experience of learning what others already know. He also describes how creating a piece of original research instilled a \of authorship\in his work, something he hadn't found in his regular classes.
Most undergraduates doing research are working for credit. They register for a semester-long course and do a project for a professor who gives them a grade for their efforts. In some departments a research project might constitute an honors thesis.
Some students do research for pay. Taken simply as a form of employment, it's one of the most desirable jobs available to undergraduates. Stella says, \rather work here than in the cafeteria\work-study job into an engaging aspect of her education. The money for her wages is available because of a program started this year providing $100 000 to fund undergraduate research. This funding is intended to support about 50 undergraduates in work-study research positions.
Other students do research not for credit or for money but simply on a volunteer basis. Usually, these are students pursuing a career that requires some demonstration of altruistic commitment, such as medicine.
As Economics Professor Ralph Edison says: \research can become a valuable part of education. It's a real and valuable privilege. It has to remain an extraordinary undertaking for extraordinary people in extraordinary circumstances.\
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