In a lot of fields having a Masters without a PhD signals that you couldn’t handle the demands of getting your PhD, and is worse then not having a Masters at all. Or, as they say “If at first you don’t succeed, cover up all evidence that you tried”.
Does that include biology? If so, I will be rather annoyed that no one warned me.
I polled three Ph. D. biology students and they had mixed opinions.
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In a lot of fields having a Masters without a PhD signals that you couldn’t handle the demands of getting your PhD, and is worse then not having a Masters at all. Or, as they say “If at first you don’t succeed, cover up all evidence that you tried”.
Does that include biology? If so, I will be rather annoyed that no one warned me.
I polled three Ph. D. biology students and they had mixed opinions.