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r/AskProfessors

32k members
r/AskProfessors is a subreddit with 32k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size, and has high activity.
#Welcome to r/AskProfessors! This subreddit is for having your questions answered by those teaching in higher education, in any country and in any field. Please read our [FAQ](http://www.reddit.com/r/AskProfessors/wiki/faq) before posting as many common questions are answered here. ##

Popular Themes in r/AskProfessors

#1
Advice Requests
: "Application form requiring trans students to out themselves? Not sure how to proceed ..."
27 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Cheated on an exam and got caught. Now I'm facing an academic offense meeting. Should I just confess early?"
6 posts
#3
News
: "Today, there's news of few universities completely stopping PhD admissions for this cycle."
1 post

Popular Topics in r/AskProfessors

#1

Professors

: "Professors, how do you feel when a student calls you Mr./Ms./Mrs.?"
81 posts
#2

Professor

: "How do I tell a Professor that the undergrad she wanted me to work with is slacking on her research project?"
41 posts
#3

Student

: "Is it annoying when Students come to office hours to ask stuff they could have googled?"
34 posts
#4

Students

: "What is up with Students not reading?"
30 posts
#5

Research

: "Would it bother you if a student came to office hours and asked about Research you mentioned passingly during class?"
16 posts
#6

Advice

: "What Advice would you give to a high school student in HK who would like to become a professor?"
15 posts
#7

Plagiarism

: "What do you do if you grade an undergraduate paper that cites articles from predatory journals?"
13 posts
#8

Grade

: "Have you ever regretted giving someone a Grade?"
13 posts
#9

Office Hours

: "Would it bother you if a student came to Office Hours and asked about research you mentioned passingly during class?"
9 posts
#10

Phd

: "Today, there's news of few universities completely stopping Phd admissions for this cycle."
9 posts

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