Re:Grad school is worse for public health than STDs (2019)
by shihab on Wednesday February 09, 2022 @03:45PM
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A little nitpicking about GRE, it really doesn't seem to matter anymore. There is a wave of schools making it optional, and often outright banning it from submission.
Anecdotally, I have a near perfect-perfect GRE score (334/340, perfect score in quantitative), with at least avg position on other criteria (I think). I failed to get even interviews in many mid-tier US universities last year.
Re:Grad school is worse for public health than STDs (2019)
by throwaway0a5e on Wednesday February 09, 2022 @09:04PM
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A member of my family got a "you know the only thing you can do with this is teach, right?" undergrad degree from a prestigious liberal arts school. And then she followed it up with a master's at a prestigious school. And now she's a teacher. Thankfully she didn't go into debt over it.
Yes, I know it's just an anecdote.
Getting a good job sounds almost blissfully easy in comparison.