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Jarir

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  1. Marcin, It seems like you're hesitant because you have some other options in life. If you do have other good projects in life besides pursuing Graduate school in French literature, sure go for them. Otherwise, doing an MA/PhD is quite a good experience as it connects you with great people you might not get the chance to meet elsewhere. And the status you gain with a PhD is worth the endeavor I think. Do not worry too much about the MA issue, you'll just be a part of the graduate team where you're treated as a colleague by the professors. The stipends are not bad usually, depending on how spendy you are, you should be able to survive on them(we're not talking about the high life), but still. besides, it's not hard to find things left and right to help the finances: tutor, adjunct or translate. Financially speaking being in the south is best, so Emory, Duke or UNC are good options since the cost of living is generally better than up north (NYU, Boston). Hope this helps a little. Good luck on your search!
  2. hi folks, I was admitted to the university of Wisconsin. haven't accepted the offer yet but given that I only applied to a few programs, only one other interviewed me and waiting for their decision. I'm then 90% certain I'm going to Wisconsin. Do y'all think it's OK to show up at the department to say hi at this point? I only live a few hours away!! Y'know how the excitement makes you curious to get a feel of the future premises... congrats for those admitted, good patience for those that are waitlisted, and no hard feelings this time around for those not admitted, they'll be other times where you can perfect your application strategies!!! cheers
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