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Exploring the PhD

Exploring the PhD. Dr. La’Tonia Stiner-Jones Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs Office of Graduate Education. PhD 4-5 years post-BS 1-2 years coursework 2-3 years of research Dissertation – major independent research contribution. What’s Involved. Takes commitment and interest

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Exploring the PhD

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  1. Exploring the PhD Dr. La’Tonia Stiner-Jones Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs Office of Graduate Education

  2. PhD 4-5 years post-BS 1-2 years coursework 2-3 years of research Dissertation – major independent research contribution What’s Involved

  3. Takes commitment and interest Perseverance Determination Though not for everyone once received it provides a wealth of benefits What’s Involved

  4. Expertise Leadership ability Mobility/ Opportunities Earning potential It’s free Benefits of the PhD

  5. Opportunity for research Much stronger emphasis on independent thinking and design Develop strong technical communication skills Average starting salary range between $90K and low $100K’s Benefits of the PhD

  6. Nationally, most funding is provided to PhD students Benefits

  7. Required or advantageous for many senior/executive level and faculty positions Provides distinguishing credentials Expands career opportunities not limit them Providing unique preparation for different careers or career changes Benefits

  8. You’re goals Personal goals Family goals Professional goals Financial goals Career goals Things to Consider When May a Decision

  9. Find the right advisor Ask questions Is there career and professional development support? Will your advisor be supportive of you participating? Is there a mentoring program? Get help when you need it Make time for yourself Strong time management skills Keys to Success

  10. Questions ? Stiner-jones.1@osu.edu

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