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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by KittenGoddess: [QB] When I was finishing my BS, I had no idea what I wanted to do. I loved my major, but the idea of a "regular job" was just...eh. My mentor suggested that I go to graduate school. MA programs are only a 2-year commitment and he suggested finding a program where I could be a TA, so that I could see if being in the classroom was really the thing for me. (If you find a program where they will fund you as a TA or RA, you can actually do it without really being out any/much money.) I loved it, so I decided to go on for the PhD (which is in-progress as we speak). I will say, orca, that if you're thinking of graduate school as a possibility, it is not too early to start thinking and looking. Applications are usually due somewhere between August-January...and grad school applications usually take a while to prepare. (Plus, you'll need to take one of the graduate exams at least...GMAT, GRE, etc. You want to leave yourself enough time to re-take it if you don't like your score the first time.) [/QB][/QUOTE]

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