arthur1

Seems like i'm the only one on here with no interest in obtaining a ph.d beyond my masters. Along with my post-undergrad, i'm planning on honing my skills in Arabic - i've taken a couple semesters already - and eventually finding employment within a federal agency, FBI in particular. With the amount of people graduating with their bachelors, it's becoming more and more difficult to have a step up.

Hi, I'm moving from Iowa to East Lansing. I'm not stressing myself out about the move so much, I figure I need to try and relax as much as possible before September. The most stressful part is definetely finding a decent enough place to live, close to campus, affordable, what to take, how to get it there, finding what I need when I do actually get there.

I'll be finishing up my undergrad in May and next fall starting my MS in Criminal Justice. I won't be obtaining my ph.d, won't need it, but is there anything anyone wants to share about their grad school experience in this field. What didn't you expect? What have you disliked/liked the most? Thanks

Hey Gabbyl I applied to Michigan State for my masters, not going for my Ph.D. I accepted and am excited, yet nervous. The senioritis is in full effect and I try not to question whether I have enough steam for two, hopefully two, more years. Otherwise i'm ready for a change, ready to focus more on just criminal justice, as opposed to philosophy and women's studies, which make up my final semester as an undergrad.