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Encyclopedia Brown!
I liked Encyclopedia Brown! He was such a boy genius!
Encyclopedia Brown!
oh my lordy.... this is getting more and more painful by a moment
PD James wrote a cool one about an autistic boy. (if I remember right)
You don't defend a thesis at the Master's level. You defend your dissertation at the doctoral level.
So you would have had to take additional courses required for admission to the program you applied to. You have already stated that several times. If you did not have the pre-reqs you did not meet standards for admission.
This is beginning to go in circles with all the backpedaling. I'm done.
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pssst, Jillio, don't tell anyone, but I turned down a PhD. admittance in Creative Writing (straight from a BA, I should add)
But, unlike Koko, I'll clearly answer the question of why I turned it down: I was offered more money from an MFA program.
And yes, anyone who spends the hundreds to thousands of dollars and hours and hours of time to apply to programs and then turns it all down because "other opportunities later presented themselves" is not telling us all the facts.
I don't think I read that one or I'd remember it. I do remember reading Skull Beneath The Skin so many times that the book fell apart. I think the title was from a T.S. Eloit poem.
what's MFA program?
what's MFA program?
what's MFA program?
Purdue (hence the avatar)
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I'll be doing it in a thread, publicly.
Yes: Master of Fine Arts. Three year program, requires a book length thesis (like a dissertation). Also, it's a "terminal" degree like a PhD, meaning there is nothing after it, though a PhD is more prestigious.
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I'll be doing it in a thread, publicly.
Cheater, I have already revealed your mistake!
pssst, Jillio, don't tell anyone, but I turned down a PhD. admittance in Creative Writing (straight from a BA, I should add)
But, unlike Koko, I'll clearly answer the question of why I turned it down: I was offered more money from an MFA program.
And yes, anyone who spends the hundreds to thousands of dollars and hours and hours of time to apply to programs and then turns it all down because "other opportunities later presented themselves" is not telling us all the facts.
Damn, too slow on the trigger. Nice shootin' there, pard'ner
Just in: Kokonut is taking the bet up, and it looks like I'll reveal who I am.
I'll be doing it in a thread, publicly.
Just in: Kokonut is taking the bet up, and it looks like I'll reveal who I am.
I'll be doing it in a thread, publicly.
What exactly does Portland State's computer science program have to do with anything? That isn't even the school you say you turned down, nor your program of study.:roll: