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Tue 03-Jul-07, 01:35 PM
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| Guru  Join Date: Jul 2007 Occupation: Teach, Study, Get Paid - Will-Excel In-China TESOL Diploma Program Location: 
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 |  ESL to broaden their graduate school application Does anyone have experience (personally or hearsay through a friend / colleague) about former ESL teachers that got into ESL to broaden their graduate school application? While I entered ESL to learn a language and finance traveling abroad, my primary aim was to broaden my resume and graduate school application. I feel that if I can score a 9 or higher on the HSK advanced that applying for an Eastern Studies PhD would be a much smoother process. I also plan (after the HSK) to get an MA from Peking University in Chinese Lit, and from there make the transition back State-side for my PhD.
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Thu 09-Aug-07, 12:43 PM
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| Guru  Join Date: Jun 2007 Occupation: Teacher Location:
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| Re: ESL to broaden their graduate school application I know a few people who taught EFL and then happened to go to grad school, but they didn't do it for the purpose of improving their chances of getting accepted into any program. As for me, I chose EFL after grad school (what was I thinking anyway?). |
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