thumblessprimate1
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Grammar?grammer bro, grammer. You're not Your.
Grammar?grammer bro, grammer. You're not Your.
yep, like you.
Oh, and who or what, is Klytus.
Sorce
And eats kitty litter!You're mother wears combat boots.
Man this is a little rough for me. I will kindly exit now.yep, like you.
yeah... since Smoke missed his E, I added them in my GrammEr/GrammarGrammar?
Oh no, the 'net is forever. This thread should be required reading when signing up for Bnut!This thread can be removed now if you guys want.
WTF, 6 yrs for a bloody PhD. Where I did mine, you would have been kicked out after 5.So technically 6years.
What is wrong with you making such a claim. It is not important that I do not live in the states, do not know the species and have only been in Luisiana once, Florida twice in my life. I just do not agree.I said Louisiana collected Bald Cypress was more winter hardy in my area than Florida-collected BC.
I thought that was Walt Disney???I really didn't think that this thread would be 4 pages long!
"if you build it, they will come" -
Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt
If you want to actually be a scientist, conducting and publishing research & teaching at the university level, 6 years is about right (so they tell me in the biological sciences). If you're doing "applied science" (i.e. advanced vocational training) 3-5 is reasonable.WTF, 6 yrs for a bloody PhD. Where I did mine, you would have been kicked out after 5.
Not in my experience. I did my PhD in satellite data processing. Developing models that link light reflection to plant chemical composition, and using this to map nutrient content of plants acros the landscape. Sounds like science? Including 1 1/2 years in the field in Africa and supervisoing MSc students. Submitted the thesis after 43 months, got the title 5 months later, almost to the day 4 years after starting. Max time allowed in the group was 5 years.If you want to actually be a scientist, conducting and publishing research & teaching at the university level, 6 years is about right (so they tell me in the biological sciences
Actually it depends on how in depth you take your research. The length of obtaining a Ph.D varies from person to person (even in the same major/program). For example: One major professor may demand more from one student than another major professor does of his/her student. Or the student him/herself may not be satisfied with their work and wants to continue and publish more papers.WTF, 6 yrs for a bloody PhD. Where I did mine, you would have been kicked out after 5.