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Thank you TakeruK. I've read a lot of things about J-2 dependents working but very few about studying. I will contact the graduate school for more specific things.

Hi grads! As far as I understand, a J-2 holder (a dependent) can study in the US part time or full time. Anybody knows if a J-2 is able to receive funding from a university? E.g. Pursuing an M.A. Degree. Thanks!

Thanks to all of you. I realize that there are several options in California, I will consider them. I know the work of Wolfe, it' s really good but I was a little scared of applying to Stanford. I know also some papers of Vitz, he was here in Mexico two or three years ago, but you are right, it is more in the urban way. I have in mind Colorado and Davis also, they seems to be very good options. Maybe I'll be asking you some things Ashiepoo, when you get used to the Davis faculty.

I'm thinking in the environmental consecuences of changes in land use of the southwestern US and northern Mexico (something transregional) in the first half of XX century.

Hello everyone, I'll be applying to Fall 2016, and I'm interested in (agro)environmental history. I'm from outside US and I was thinking in UW Madison, any suggest?