Anyone here going to graduate school ? If so what are you studying and what is the experience like?
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Marcus Constantine
Early Church Historian
I completed my Masters a couple of years ago and am now working on a doctoral degree. I love it! I get to study what I enjoy and get to completely ignore what I hate! There is a lot of writing and a lot of reading, but, again, it's usually in an area that you enjoy. If you don't enjoy that area, then don't get your masters in it! I former friend from grad school and a colleague of mine actually has a website for people considering grad school. It's called the Baptist Resource, but it has a lot of non-Baptist schools in there too. What I have used it most for, though, is the part about the different types of degrees and how to choose a grad school. PM me if you have any specific questions about grad school. I enjoy spreading knowledge in that area - I didn't get much help myself when I was starting out.
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Däniël1
Servant of Christ
I just started graduate school this fall of 2010 for my degree in computer science. So far it's fun because it's .. different. The classes are more difficult but the students are hard-working and willing to help. We work together to complete tasks and learn at the same time. The professors are much more willing to bend rules and extend project deadlines for their graduate students.
I also get to do research in an area of my own interest and study some of the latest cutting-edge technology trends.
So all-in-all .. graduate school is more difficult but also more enjoyable for me. Just make sure you don't take too many courses your first semester because it can quickly catch up to you!
I also get to do research in an area of my own interest and study some of the latest cutting-edge technology trends.
So all-in-all .. graduate school is more difficult but also more enjoyable for me. Just make sure you don't take too many courses your first semester because it can quickly catch up to you!
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MichaelHelp
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I don't know if i want to go to graduate school or not. I got my first. B.S. in Biochemistry and i am working on my second B.S. in Chemistry. I got good GRE scores that expire in 2014 so i definitely want to use them before hand. I'm not sure if i want to go to grad school i'll have to see how the next two semesters go.
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