WNewman Posted April 12, 2016 Posted April 12, 2016 Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any insight regarding PhD programs at Pitt, Ohio State, or Kansas University. I had initially wanted to accept an offer at Pitt, but was offered a spot at Kansas University and Ohio State. The funding packages for these 3 programs are relatively similar. None of the programs are particularly engaged in research with the population that I have an interest in, but all have stated that they are willing to help me explore ways in which to get my needs met. Thank you!
GunterFan Posted April 13, 2016 Posted April 13, 2016 I know nothing about social work, but I did my undergraduate work at the University of Kansas. (I'm assuming you're talking about KU, right?) I love the school, and I'm hoping to get into another graduate program there (I'm currently at UChicago). My overall experience was a good one, although I was an anthro and Classics student, so what I did/studied was probably a bit different from what you are interested in! (maybe) I also should add that Lawrence is a wonderful medium sized town, with a personality that is often compared to Austin, TX, the Pacific Northwest, etc (especially considering where it's located). It's also only 30 minutes away from Kansas City.
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