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  1. Alright, thank you so much for your advice @maxhgns! I had one question--I was worried about the social part as well and I was wondering if there might be a solution where I could start at an MA program and still have a good social life. At the moment, I really love the school I got to and have so many friends and have had so many amazing experiences. Additionally, the school has a fully funded terminal MA program that if I got into I could still stay near my parents and keep the friends I have from undergraduate. Does that seem to be the best bet?
  2. Hi y'all! So I am in a bit of a unique position and I have been looking from advice from both my professors as well as various forums. Essentially I am deciding whether to apply to either PhD or MA programs. At the moment I am currently a junior at a relatively well ranked state school as a member in the honors college. Additionally, I have a 3.93 GPA w/ a 4.0 GPA in philosophy (30 credits, 21 being upper divison and 1 graduate course). I also I have completed 2 independent research projects, will be doing a summer research project this summer through the Mellon Foundation, and hopefully a senior honors thesis. The situation is as follows, I am currently 16 and will be 17 when I graduate so I do not really know if I would want to commit to a PhD program (assuming I get into one, I am very aware of how competitive it is), as I have so many other interests and do not really want to rush into a PhD program and commit to something for five years as my interests are still developing (i.e. I am also majoring in political science and find politics/law very interesting). However, I do know I still want to continue studying philosophy for at least a few more years, thus I am considering applying to funded MA programs (i.e. UWM, GSU, UH, VT, etc.). What would y'all recommend doing in this situation? Thank you so much!
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