
Roflbot3000
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NCSU CRDM PhD Funding
Roflbot3000 replied to cannedheat's topic in Communication and Public Relation Forum
Any news on your end? -
NCSU CRDM PhD Funding
Roflbot3000 replied to cannedheat's topic in Communication and Public Relation Forum
nope i know he's worried about it as well. super lame -
NCSU CRDM PhD Funding
Roflbot3000 replied to cannedheat's topic in Communication and Public Relation Forum
Hope you hear soon. My partner is also awaiting funding at NCSU. We're hoping for the best because it is a good fit location wise for both of us to get our PhDs at the same time. Keep us updated! -
Financial aid chances
Roflbot3000 replied to CFBrown's topic in Communication and Public Relation Forum
I think you might consider applying to some non-top tier programs for your MA. Not trying to be contentious, but i don't think going to a top tier program as an MA student is super important. Where you get your PhD matters much more. Also, the good thing about some lesser-established/lower ranked programs for a masters is that their deadlines are later, so you can really cater your apps to them. You also will have a much better chance of getting funded. I am applying right now for a PhD, and I am in the first MA cohort of my school. So, I definitely think it's possible to get into a top PhD program in the end. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions! I hope this helped and that I haven't sparked some major Grad Cafe battle. Lol. -
Autumn, I completely hear you! Especially during the second semester slump, all of my students seem to be disengaged from the learning process. I'm trying to view it as a challenge (and recognize that they have a lot of their own stuff going on). But, it is difficult. I think, for me, I love teaching, but this process has definitely made me feel like an R1 might be a better fit for me in the long run. What are you thinking? Do you have any strategies for motivating second semester students? It is so difficult, too, when we have applications, thesis projects, etc., going on.