I think the most important thing is- do you really enjoy doing research? If the answer is yes, then now you have the foundation to worry about how to enter the graduate school. Why don't you switch to another lab and find some projects which you are interested in? If you think the reason of not being happy in your current lab is that you join a wrong lab and carried a wrong project, just try another one. Probably you will feel much better when you really do something you're excited about. In some cases, doing research needs boring, repetitive routins; in some others, you need to try very novel, challeging and risky tasks. Most cases are the mixture of the both. You got to realize that. If you don't feel excited or interested in doing any research, you should not consider going to graduate school. You should plan for other careers, which might be more attractive to you, secure your earnings or provide you with better job market in the future. -- " 我将伸手摘月, 如果不成, 将仍与星辰同在。" 我是 tsao, 但朋友们叫我 Bart, 负笈他乡的 Bart。 -- ☆ [Origin:椰林风情] [From: tub1.biology.rochester.edu] [Login: **] [Post: **]