Comments | sweet_lil_puppy: School: what to do? (part 2)

sweet_lil_puppy

School: what to do? (part 2)

Sep 22, 2011 23:48

...and 3.) the opportunity to meet people - either friends or a possible relationship ( Read more... )

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bdouville September 23 2011, 12:27:23 UTC

I don't think Toronto or Montreal would require the GRE either. And Toronto is a great city to live in -- if you can handle the winter.

sweet_lil_puppy September 23 2011, 22:18:03 UTC

I'd actually consider those places because they're MUCH cheaper than DC. I have no problem with winter, of course. I'll be honest - I have yet to think that far. Are Canadian masters programs one year or two years?

bdouville September 23 2011, 22:28:57 UTC

It depends on the program -- and how good you are at handling academic deadlines. Some Masters-level programs are technically one year, but student manage to stretch it out because the writing or research takes longer than they expected. (Or other commitments such as work, family, or travel interfere. Or procrastination.)

Check out the online program information, and if necessary send an e-mail or make a phone call to find out more details.

Cheers,

Bruce

sweet_lil_puppy September 24 2011, 07:08:42 UTC

I probably will take a look at this. Thanks :)