warrior3

Have you happened to have taken a philosophy course?

Meaning, the applicants they considered had either a MA or high GRE scorea, or both a MA and high GRE scores?

Anyone else considering Ohio?

I would be coming from Texas, so it might be a big change. Athens seems like a cool town though, do you like it and the university and everything?

Not for history, but I'm considering accepting my MA offer to their phil program. But I have a couple hesitations...like the hard to get to location and the cold weather. What do you think about those sorts of things?

Accepted to Ohio University's MA program. If anyone is in this program, I would really appreciate it if you contacted me (:

I think Friday will be a busy day. I am hoping for Indiana

Just curious (if you are comfortable giving this info) are you applying with a BA or MA?

Probably go for an MS in Counseling. Totally not philosophical, but oh well.

yoga! there a lot of really good poses that target anxiety, but it really just helps in general because you have to keep your mind on your body rather than just wondering if anybody emailed you

the xx or beats antique pandora

sending you good vibes! that is my first choice and is such an awesome program! hope you hear good news back from them soon(:

I don't think this could be more accurate.

Leibniz, Kierkegaard, or Nietzsche. Currently, Chalmers or Searle.

Chicago as in U Chicago or U Illinois-Chicago?