What's Your Current Level of Education?

Started by kazuichikun · 27 Jul 2004 · 182 replies

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24 Jul 2004, 06:34 · edited #1
For today's online session, we're inviting Dr. Wade Pfau to talk about the application process, as well as his life as a graduate student in the Economics Department of Princeton. Topics of discussion include:

1. How should I prepare for the application?
2. How easy is it to get scholarship?
3. What kinds of job opportunities are available to Economics graduates in the US?
4. What can I specialize in Economics? (a discussion of sub-majors)

Dr. Pfau graduated from Princeton University with a Master (2001) and Ph.D. in Economics (2003). He is currently an Associate Professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS, Tokyo, Japan) and an Adjunct Faculty at Sophia University, a Jesuit university in Tokyo.

When: July 23, Friday at 8pm (San Francisco time)

Where:The inStudent Event Chat Room
http://www.instudent.com/component/option,com_inchat/Itemid,368/

This chat session will be conducted in English. "Seats" are on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Source: www.instudent.com (International Student Research Services, Inc.)
24 Jul 2004, 06:37 #2
cool but I got a while before I apply for graduate school, that is if I do want to go for my masters :sweat:
24 Jul 2004, 07:34 #3
hchester wrote:For today's online session, we're inviting Dr. Wade Pfau to talk about the application process, as well as his life as a graduate student in the Economics Department of Princeton. Topics of discussion include:

1. How should I prepare for the application?
2. How easy is it to get scholarship?
3. What kinds of job opportunities are available to Economics graduates in the US?
4. What can I specialize in Economics? (a discussion of sub-majors)

Dr. Pfau graduated from Princeton University with a Master (2001) and Ph.D. in Economics (2003). He is currently an Associate Professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS, Tokyo, Japan) and an Adjunct Faculty at Sophia University, a Jesuit university in Tokyo.

When: July 23, Friday at 8pm (San Francisco time)

Where:The inStudent Event Chat Room
http://www.instudent.com/component/option,com_inchat/Itemid,368/

This chat session will be conducted in English. "Seats" are on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Source: www.instudent.com (International Student Research Services, Inc.)
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All this recent spam is driving me nuts!
24 Jul 2004, 07:36 #4
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All this recent spam is driving me nuts!


Calm down Aho...but there are a lot of SPAM here nowadays.. :nut:
24 Jul 2004, 07:39 #5
Akakage wrote:

Calm down Aho...but there are a lot of SPAM here nowadays.. :nut:


yea, that's true. Maybe they figured it's good to advertise here or something :beaten:
24 Jul 2004, 07:40 #6
eltinator wrote:

yea, that's true. Maybe they figured it's good to advertise here or something :beaten:


Are you siding with the spammers?

Regardless, it's IRRITATING.
24 Jul 2004, 07:45 #7
ahochaude wrote:Regardless, it's IRRITATING.


TRUE!!

Can't they just spam elsewhere you know through mail and then got block by junkmail inbox so it never reach the mailbox.. :hehe:
24 Jul 2004, 07:47 #8
ahochaude wrote:

Are you siding with the spammers?

Regardless, it's IRRITATING.


hahaha, no no no :P If they're gonna advertise, they should pay jdorama an advertising fee like commercials :hehe:
27 Jul 2004, 14:38 #9
hey everyone...i was just curious what everyone's level of education is...if college, major?...i'll start with me...im a college student studying japanese and psychology...okay...jya..
27 Jul 2004, 21:39 #10
College graduate, BSEE.

But don't hold that against me. :rolleyes: :hehe:
27 Jul 2004, 21:42 #11
Law graduate..LL.B (undergrad) and LL.M (Master) :beaten:
27 Jul 2004, 22:06 #12
Hi all,

I am a arts undergrad majoring in infocomm
27 Jul 2004, 22:51 #13
... i'm still a shmall little sec 4 student.. so that's what in US? high school? ^^;; not really sure.. :sweat:
27 Jul 2004, 23:11 #14
professional bean counter :nut: :google: :rolleyes2:
27 Jul 2004, 23:18 #15
I am a marketing major with a japanese minor (but might double major) :D
27 Jul 2004, 23:28 #16
College Graduate, B.A. East Asian Studies (Japanese) History Minor, mostly Asian history.
28 Jul 2004, 00:16 #17
darkflame21 wrote:College Graduate, B.A. East Asian Studies (Japanese) History Minor, mostly Asian history.

Hey that's like our VP here... Of course, he got the VP position via nepotism...
28 Jul 2004, 00:38 #18
hiyo,

Double Major in Psychology and Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Minor in Biology
28 Jul 2004, 00:40 #19
darkflame21 wrote:College Graduate, B.A. East Asian Studies (Japanese) History Minor, mostly Asian history.



hey darkflame! you went to rutgers? did you to the ECJAL 2004? (don't mind me if i'm confusing you)
28 Jul 2004, 00:42 #20
Akakage wrote:Law graduate..LL.B (undergrad) and LL.M (Master) :beaten:


akakage!! you're so S-M-R-T! SMART! hehe :D (from bart simpson) :D

*clap clap* ^^ :applaud:

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