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Niles
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Hi
I guess it is somewhat standard to complete a M.Sc. in 2 years. But let's hypothetically say that a students spends 2½ years instead completing the degree, but still obtains a high average. Will the fact that an extra ½ year was spent be seen as something negative in academia when applying for e.g. a PhD? What are your experiences with this?
Niles.
I guess it is somewhat standard to complete a M.Sc. in 2 years. But let's hypothetically say that a students spends 2½ years instead completing the degree, but still obtains a high average. Will the fact that an extra ½ year was spent be seen as something negative in academia when applying for e.g. a PhD? What are your experiences with this?
Niles.