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Season 2 Episode 3: What Your Undergrad Lecturer Thinks About Your Japa Plans (with Stephen Aguegboh)
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We've heard what applicants think about the graduate school application process, but what does your lecturer think about you and your application? We interviewed Mr. Stephen Aguegboh, a lecturer at the University of Nigeria and a multidisciplinary scholar and current Ph.D. candidate at Auburn University, United States.
Listen to this episode if you want to find out:
- What your lecturers wished you'd do as you apply to graduate school.
- Understanding and developing a sense of purpose for graduate school
- Learning if graduate school is really for you.
- How much mathematics do you need in a graduate economics degree?
- Deciding whether you can concurrently run a Ph.D. and master's program.
- Tips on finding a graduate scholarship abroad.
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With love,
Your Grad School Buddy.
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