Re: A bit of advice re University and such is requested
From: | J Matthew Pearson <pearson@...> |
Date: | Friday, September 8, 2000, 23:11 |
Robert Hailman wrote:
> Again, I should clarify that I meant University of Toronto, not Texas. I
> should have been clearer about that in my original post. Would it matter
> if I got my B.A. in Canada to apply to a top school in the US for grad
> school?
The University of Toronto is also a good school. I know a couple very prominent
linguists (including my dissertation advisor, Tim Stowell) who got their start
there. And no, having a BA from a Canadian university would not impair your
chances of going to grad school in the US. There are tons of Canadian grad
students in linguistics programs down here. (I'm Canadian myself, although I did
my undergrad in the US.)
> With all these good things I'm hearing about U of Texas, I might just
> have to look into it.
Wouldn't be a bad idea--although it would probably be much more expensive for you
than Toronto, what with out-of-state tuition, taxes, and the lousy (for Canadians)
exchange rate.
Matt.