I Will Survive Grad School

To my fellow graduate students, particularly in the biosciences, and anyone who has done any amount of scientific research: this one's for you!

NEW: 2010 parody - "Haven't Published Yet" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XTxLp...

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[BlindHysteresis]

Thanks for the comments! I hope this brightened your day in lab!

[Floodlezoot]

the voice is too annoying to proceed. I stopped it after 5 seconds.

[BlindHysteresis]

It did turn out somewhat higher than my normal singing voice and thus whinier; I had to work with subpar recording equipment and mixing software (Microsoft Moviemaker). Hopefully you'll check out my future vids where I'll have better quality recordings!

[TheChromelover]

Well, the journey to a PhD is what is described here. But, the real fun begins once you graduate and start searching for a job. Why don'y you make a video on that ???

[BlindHysteresis]

I'm in the middle of recording one I wrote for 2011, and I'm contemplating making a new one that deals with older grad students, thinking about jobs, etc, since I'm approaching that time too!

[Parlvliss]

I can't believe this 3 min clip just totally summed up my life!! Spot on!

[wingsoflove01]

God this is so awesome, story of my present life

i think i will survive too :)

[AmallieGames]

"My poster printed way off center and the only colors blue?!"

Ohhhhh man, I'm going to graduate school next semester for Physical Geography and this line definitely resonated with me!

[Despeado Long]

It's so hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[szertar]

I'll defend my PhD tomorrow. I gain so much energy from these songs. =)

[skarefamena]

Thumbs down for left-handed DNA helices at 1:02. : )~

[yaying404]

this is the best parody I have heard of this song so far ... and I have heard quite a few

[TangomanX2008]

This is awesome. I wonder if there is a version for this for humanities degrees. Like trying the despair and confusion I felt when I took a 3 week seminar on philosophical theology (it was taught in between break between the fall and the spring semster), where the instructor assigned like a thousand pages of periodical journal articles and four textbooks, and whose lectures included material from medival scholasticism, relativity, and game theory.