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Me, too! Good luck, everyone!

I chose those specific programs because of the professors. Which UK schools are you looking at? Do you happen to know of any programs in Canada? Good to hear from someone else!

I will be applying to graduate programs in the fall, and my primary interest is 18th C. British literature. I already have some programs that I will probably be applying to (Stanford, WashU, Syracuse, Princeton...), but I was wondering if anyone knew of any other programs I should consider. I would love to hear from fellow 18th C. enthusiasts! Thank you!

By early, Timshel, do you mean the October date?

Thank you for stressing the importance of staying calm even in the midst of unfamiliar questions. I have to tell myself everyday I study that I won't know everything, but it's helpful to hear it from someone who really knows that's true. Thank you for your help!

Hello, everyone! I am new to this forum, so this topic might have been exhausted; for that, I apologize. I am applying to English graduate programs in the fall, so I will be taking the literature subject test in October. I've been studying all summer, reading the Norton chronologically, etc., but I would like to hear from veterans of the test. Was there material on it that surprised you? Was there a particular author and/or work that was mentioned frequently? Any general advice/tips? Thank you *so* much for your time!