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  1. This is definitely a good advice. Thanks for your help!
  2. I doubt this, because in my 3rd year I still have to do TA/RA at school, so it's highly unlikely that I can do everything online. I just wonder whether my re-application pisses my advisor off (though he may understand that family always comes first), and he may write me off (he is an influential scholar and my program is a top one, so his recommendation letter is make or break in whether I get into a new program if I decide to reapply). My wife told me that if I switch, she would be in this area until I finish my PhD because she really likes this job and wants to work in this company for a long time (very good salary as well). By "master out", you mean I get an MA and reapply into a program in my wife's city? That's also a route that I'm considering. I think I may be able to transfer some credits, but basically I still have to retake most of the classes if I successfully switch the department
  3. I'm about to finish my 1st year PhD, and my wife just finished her MA and got a very good job in San Francisco (she didn't expect to get this dream job). I'm considering switching the department so we can live together (she also got a job in my area, 6 miles away, but it is not as good for her career as the one in San Francisco so I want her to move there). Should I talk to my advisor about my issue? I have a good relationship with my advisor so I'm afraid I may piss him off when talking about my spousal issue and my intention. Is re-applying possible in my case?
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