History. Focus on the European Enlightenment. I'm excited about reading and writing on my topic, hopefully leading towards writing a new Humanities textbook.
Joint program between CS & Education. I'm excited about having my own space! I have this nagging thought that I should invest in a desk and another computer (either a desktop or a tablet) but I don't want to 😪
History with a focus on the intersection between race, gender, and migration. I am so pumped to meet my cohort and be surrounded by incredibly intelligent people.
I love love LOVE this advice Kaelyn, a lot of it resonated with me. I'm just on a break between Yr 1 and Yr 2, and think that even going into my second year, a lot of this advice applies at any stage of your PhD. I also think that those of us who started our PhD in the pandemic are in for a much better experience next year as we move out of isolation and have more opportunities to connect with others in our community. I hope you are having a nice summer! X
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thanks for this video, Kaelyn! I was actually just thinking I needed to find a new therapist since my previous one was through my undergrad university, so this came at the right time. Thank you for all of the advice!!
Thanks Kaelyn for your videos. I'm an International Ph.D./Master's applicant, applying to Yale GSAS for 2022. Your videos really helped me get more familiar with the environment and atmosphere of Ph.d study in the US. I really appreciate it. Your videos helped me realize that Yale is the best fit for me. Also if you share more info about Yale and international students, i'd appreciate it. Keep up the good work, Goodluck! Ali Ganji,
Climate migration! Yes fingers crossed... What are some interesting academic Twitter accounts that you follow, with interesting insights into academic life etc?
Hi Kaelyn! How did you ever end up settling on History for a masters? I always get so discouraged thinking behind a Bachelors because I feel like I should be concerned with earning money more than something I enjoy. I don't want to be a teacher, I want to work in museums and such, but I keep getting this nagging feeling that tells me that's a bad idea. Any advice?
I recommend looking at the jobs you are interested in and seeing what degrees and experience the people in those roles possess. If you are looking into curatorial, an Art History PhD is often needed. For museum education, however, most people have at most a masters degree. Please feel free to book a consultation with Chloe whose specialty is museum spaces if you have more questions! acceptedconsulting.com/professional
For any incoming PhD Students, reply with your field of study and what you're most excited for!
History. Focus on the European Enlightenment. I'm excited about reading and writing on my topic, hopefully leading towards writing a new Humanities textbook.
Fantastic!!!
Joint program between CS & Education. I'm excited about having my own space!
I have this nagging thought that I should invest in a desk and another computer (either a desktop or a tablet) but I don't want to 😪
History with a focus on the intersection between race, gender, and migration. I am so pumped to meet my cohort and be surrounded by incredibly intelligent people.
A good desk is key, in my opinion!
I’m starting my PhD program in the fall. I’m super nervous, but excited. Thanks for the advice!!
I love love LOVE this advice Kaelyn, a lot of it resonated with me. I'm just on a break between Yr 1 and Yr 2, and think that even going into my second year, a lot of this advice applies at any stage of your PhD. I also think that those of us who started our PhD in the pandemic are in for a much better experience next year as we move out of isolation and have more opportunities to connect with others in our community. I hope you are having a nice summer! X
I love your channel btw lol
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Omg I just found your channel. I am starting my PhD this October n I was so scared..... This video was so good. Thank you
Good luck!!!
These are so helpful not just for Ph.D. students but all students! Thank you so much!
I’m so glad you think so!
Thank you so much for this! I've only just started looking into the possibility of grad school in the US, this was extremely helpful.
Aw I’m so glad! Check out office hours if you need help!
thanks for this video, Kaelyn! I was actually just thinking I needed to find a new therapist since my previous one was through my undergrad university, so this came at the right time. Thank you for all of the advice!!
So glad it was helpful! Can't wait for you to start
Thanks Kaelyn for your videos. I'm an International Ph.D./Master's applicant, applying to Yale GSAS for 2022. Your videos really helped me get more familiar with the environment and atmosphere of Ph.d study in the US. I really appreciate it. Your videos helped me realize that Yale is the best fit for me. Also if you share more info about Yale and international students, i'd appreciate it. Keep up the good work, Goodluck!
Ali Ganji,
Still waiting for acceptance for my PhD programme :o
My fingers are crossed for you!!!! What's your field of study?
Climate migration! Yes fingers crossed... What are some interesting academic Twitter accounts that you follow, with interesting insights into academic life etc?
Hi Kaelyn! How did you ever end up settling on History for a masters? I always get so discouraged thinking behind a Bachelors because I feel like I should be concerned with earning money more than something I enjoy. I don't want to be a teacher, I want to work in museums and such, but I keep getting this nagging feeling that tells me that's a bad idea. Any advice?
I recommend looking at the jobs you are interested in and seeing what degrees and experience the people in those roles possess. If you are looking into curatorial, an Art History PhD is often needed. For museum education, however, most people have at most a masters degree. Please feel free to book a consultation with Chloe whose specialty is museum spaces if you have more questions! acceptedconsulting.com/professional
What is exact date of Oxford university postgraduate admissions reopening date is Sept 2021 or Sept 2022???
You’ll have to check the exact program you are looking to apply to
The MSt in history application opens September 1
Ma'am is phd in yale is fully funded
Yes, they are