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1) How collaborative is your research? Do you work with others in your group? How many coauthors are usually on your papers? 2) Do you pay for the degree, or do they pay for you? 3) Where do your professors get funding?

1) I am a math major seeking to apply my skills to something relevant and useful. What fields of political science are the most quantitative? What sort of math is used in those fields? 2) In my remaining six terms I will choose between classes in political science, history, economics, and applied math/statistics/programming. I will probably take only two humanities classes a term. How should I distribute my course load? Which classes should I take before senior year? Which classes should I take during senior year? (I have already taken statistics and introductory classes in political science and economics.) 3) Grad students: what do you do on a daily basis? What methods do you use in your research? (This is the most important question.) 4) Grad students: what topics are you working on? 5) Grad students: what are your plans for after grad school?