It was hard AS/FOR an undergraduate without a mentor and formal training? AS or FOR?
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The use is different depending on the context. If you are referring to yourself, then either of these will do:
1. It was hard as an under....
2. It was hard being an under....
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Both are possible. Example....As an undergraduate , I found it hard. ( difficult ).
For an undergraduate it was had.
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It was hard FOR an undergraduate withot a mentor and formal training....
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