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Question: Options for people who "fail out of" a PhD program
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[QUOTE="mpresic, post: 5457216, member: 502170"] I know of a few cases where students have dropped out, (not sure if voluntary or involuntary for some of them), and got into another graduate school after a few years of working. In some cases, the second grad school was as highly regarded or better than the first one. The hardest obstacle for these students is getting LOR's. [/QUOTE]
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