mmacdonald Posted August 3, 2022 Posted August 3, 2022 Howdy y'all! Growing up, I knew that I always wanted to continue my education past undergrad. I have very BIG dreams and I'm looking to pursue a MA in History (I haven't really solidified my area of study). I am very passionate about history and how it has shaped the way we live now and how we will go forth in this lifetime! However, and this a major worry, I got my undergrad in film at film school. It is an accredited school where I got my BS in my major. Is it even realistic for me to be pursuing grad school when I did not undergrad in the field and did not go to a "normal" four year school. I'm looking for honest feedback and insight.
Goingfor4 Posted August 27, 2022 Posted August 27, 2022 Hey, I am in a somewhat similar position, though down the road. I have just retired and am looking into a Masters in History for the love of it. Seems like many history programs start with teaching basic skills for historians, and not having a previous degree in the area is not a major stumbling block. Two of my degrees are in the sciences and one in business, and the schools I have spoken with haven't blinked. But then, I have 25 years of work experience behind me - that might make a difference too. But I think you can consider yourself still a viable candidate.
Manuelen Posted November 10, 2022 Posted November 10, 2022 Be confident in pursuing what you love. At least you know what you like and want to do. While many people don't even know what they want.
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