Online Degree Programs That Fit
Your Busy Schedule. Start Today!
Phoenix.edu
Protect Your Family & Your Future
With an Online Masters Degree.
www.WaldenDegrees.com
Affordable Online Undergraduate
Programs. Request Info Today!
www.Post.edu/Online
Flexible Schedules. Over 8 Master's
Programs Online. Inquire Today!
Capella.edu/MastersDegrees
Concentration Options. Keller
Has A Program That's Right For You.
www.KellerAdvantage.com
97 out of 98 people (98%) think this is worth doing.
(What is RSS?)
|
|
|
|
|
|
||
How to get my Master's Degree
It made me
in awe of myself
 "Well worth all the trouble"
How I did it: I had to work full time while going to school 3 nights a week in another city while borrowing money from my mom to pay for it all. But after 8 years and a whole lot of stressing, I finally graduated in December. Lessons & tips: Keep at it, even when you want to quit.
3 people found this helpful
|
|||||||
airwanderer needs to do something crazy before she goes crazy
How I did it: I went to an in-state university and got enough credits to transfer to my acupuncture school where I got my joint B.S. Nutrition and M.S. Oriental Medicine. I took out a lot of school loans to pay for it while also working to make enough to support myself financially out of school as I had to live on my own. I also made sure I had a lot of fun ... maybe too much, but you have to relieve the tension sometimes. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I found a degree I wanted to complete, and registered for it. Then I just put in the time, put in the work. It took a lot of studying, a lot of homework, and a lot of late evenings. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I applied and worked hard. The 4 hour daily commute was a killer. It was worth it, though. I was able to get a job related to my field (though not exactly my field... yet...) within 4 months.Furthermore, I met both friends and colleagues who have helped me greatly, and who will probably continue to help me in my career. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Applied to a local school for a scholarship to do the only thing I really, truly know how to do: speak Italian. Got into UCLA, and worked my ass off. Studied during the summers, applied for every grant and scholarship I could get my hands on, won them all. Took advantage of being a student again in every way. Read how I did it…
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
Organized? That’s a relative term, of course.
I printed out all my responses from all three classes. I have three final papers to include, and I will work on expanding two of them to submit for a conference. I don’t know which one, since I have no idea what’s coming up this fall and in the spring, but that’s yet another thing for me to find out.
I’m in at Manchester! All being well I will start there late September!
This is a major milestone in my life, and I can’t wait to become a grad student!
GQkudzu is thinking about renewal on numerous levels.
So, for some reason, I’ve been thinking I needed 33 hours with a thesis or 36 without a thesis. As I was looking through the program’s website earlier this spring, though, I saw that those numbers are actually 24 with and 30 without! (I currently have 22 hours under my belt.) I’m scheduled to meet with my advisor later this month to discuss the pros and cons of choosing the thesis route.
Rhodopsin is festively plump.
...and I’m struggling. It’s not just that I want to do it, but I want to do it well. I don’t think I’ll feel like I’ve proven anything if I don’t get top marks the whole way through.
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
I have two out of three syllabi and now know what the hell I’m supposed to study for the next 5 months. Yay.
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
All three syllabi are available in my department, and I’ll be picking them up later today WOOT!
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
I have to add more of a theoretical basis for my paper (as I’d like to submit it for conference) and then be able to extrapolate an understanding as it pertains to culture, writing skills and education.
Oooo-Kay. Great.
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
C already responded. She’s in Europe doing research (probably Belarus), and said that all really need to do is study my final paper and my responses from class.
Dude. Seriously? That’s it?
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
Hopefully I’ll hear back from C and L relatively soon, as I know I have to start studying for this thing ASAP.
I think I still have my syllabus from J. I’m gonna look for that tonight.
Paper Airplane thinks life really amounts to one big tag cloud.
Now, I need to find or request new copies of the syllabi from those three classes. WTF? I know I have them somewhere.
 |
Giselle007 asks,
“any tips for finding a thesis topic, please?”
— 9 months ago |
|
 Bruges
|
Sofia asks,
“Is it hard to get in to London Universities? (f.e.Royal College of Art or University College) And if you're able to get a place, can you live a normal life without working like hell to pay off student loans etc?”
— 2 years ago |
|
Marc Ambit wants to get a driving license
take lots of photos
learn to belly dance
Watch a space shuttle launch
learn and practice yoga
learn hiragana
obelix wants to Eat more fruits and vegetables
add an entry
have better posture
remember people's names
Win her back
Learn another language
learn french
find a friend
design my own car
rock climb
Get to 10,000 on freerice.com
create my emergency fund
Zaza wants to stop eating when i'm not hungry
improve my grammer
