Dude, who even knows.
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Was there ever a time it would have made sense to get a Masters in History? It’s not a teaching credential, but what would it be even for? Boarding school faculty? Officers getting credentials for promotion, at one of the military staff colleges?
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Yeah, and for a visa. And not at the postgrad level but when I came to Portland I heard a lot of people were registered...
rustingbridges said: international students at least seem to often do masters as a way to get more years of residency while hunting for an h1b
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maybe as a side-effect of writing a history book
tototavros said: fucking around because you don’t know what to do with your life but you know you like a professor or two?