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Could a student with a 2.2 degree AND a masters be taken on for a PhD?

  • 07-04-2009 01:33PM
    #1
    shmux
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    I know a student with a 2.1 can go straight into a PhD but what about the above case?

    I'm in science by the way (maths)

    Thanks !


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  • #2
    pisslips
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    Without a masters:

    I doubt you'd get funding but if you're really interested in something and have a lot of knowledge beyond what your results show.

    Then you could go right up to one of these guys with a research proposal that demonstrates your understanding and maybe if he's impressed and has funding then yeah I guess.

    It'd be fairly unlikely you'd be able to do that though. Not that i know you or anything.

    With the masters:

    I guess if you do some very good research project, then yeah again, I'd imagine. It depends who you're competing with.


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