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Pisteuein

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  • Pronouns
    She/Her
  • Location
    PA
  • Interests
    Classical studies, Ancient Science and Technology
  • Application Season
    2020 Fall
  • Program
    MA in Classical Languages & Literature

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  1. I'm waitlisted by the MA program in UWisconsin. Does anybody know the chances of getting off its waitlist? This is really my top choice school:( If anyone got accepted into the program but is absolutely not attending, would you turn down the offer to give waitlisters a chance? Thank you all in advance!!
  2. Hi everyone! I am a Classics major and I am applying to Classics MA programs for Fall 2020. Until this point: ad: Florida State wl: UWisconsin rej: UToronto (not accepting international applicants this year) Still waiting for: UIUC (interviewed last week), Notre Dame, Indiana U, WashU in St. Louis
  3. Hi OmniscienceQuest, Thank you for your advice. I will see what I would think about my future career after I graduate from my MA, but what I think right now is just to study and teach Latin and Greek, even meaning that I have to go back to my home country (international student here) and teach them in my high school if I cannot get a teaching position in a post-secondary institution here in the States.
  4. Hello all, I am becoming a college senior this fall and I am making my list of schools (MA? not sure yet) to apply to at this moment. Kind of in lost for the tiers of school to consider as "reach" or "safety", I am seeking your advice. My situation is a bit complicated: I am currently double majoring in biology and classics. My biology GPA is kind of low (3.2 ish), while my classics GPA is higher (3.7 ish). I have conducted independent research in biology and have a publication on the way, but I am having trouble sparing time for my last few courses to complete my bio major graduation requirement. Therefore, I am considering dropping the bio major to concentrate on classics and grad school applications (sadly my school does not have a bio minor option). However, I worry that the low overall GPA would affect my chances to get into good schools. My professors said the Classics awards I had won in college would increase my chances, and experiences in science could be a good thing in applying to classics grad schools, but now honestly I don't know if or how much my low GPA in biology would pull me down. Should I apply to more safety schools and less prestigious schools for this reason? All thoughts appreciated! Thanks!
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