How I Published 4 Papers as an Undergrad
When I was an undergraduate, I had the amazing opportunity to coauthor four publications. These publications were not in undergraduate journals. They were real, peer-reviewed, academic journals. In fact, the journal that published my first paper recently published another one of my papers 10 years later.
When I was an undergraduate, I had the amazing opportunity to coauthor four publications. These publications were not in undergraduate journals. They were real, peer-reviewed, academic journals. In fact, the journal that published my first paper recently published another one of my papers 10 years later. I want to share how I joined these projects. I'm going to tell the stories behind each paper, and you'll notice here's a few themes among my participation. I'll let you try to find them yourself, then I'll reveal them in the end. Ratings and Revenues: Evidence from Movie Ratings, (with…
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