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Also Art History for Fall 2011, also jumping on the apartment search bandwagon :-)

My French and Italian are both very good... yeah, I should maybe do latin over the summer. And I definitely have thought about Meyer Shapiro :-)

Thanks for both viewpoints :-) The two periods I'm most interested in are American post-1945... and the Romanesque. I worry about job opportunities (or at least breadth of different options) in medieval, and also in terms of really needing a PhD if I do that (I'm starting my terminal MA in a great program in September). So if I love both... perhaps modern/contemporary is just more practical? *brain hurts* Maybe I'm jumping the gun, considering I haven't even started my masters yet...

I'm just finishing my B.A. in Art History, and I will be starting my M.A. in the fall. I am pretty sure that I want to do modern/contemporary.... but to be honest, I'm not 100% sure. I also very much like a few other periods, though most of my advanced coursework has been post-1945. Is anyone else in a similar situation? Or for those of you who already have completed your masters, did you absolutely know what you wanted to study before you started your first semester of masters coursework?

:-) I'm very excited! Where did you do your undergrad?

Modern/Contemporary with Gregory Williams How about you?

Hi, Has anyone decided on BU for their MA or PhD? I have :-)