My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
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My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
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Re: My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
#2If you spent $1.17M on a PhD and you use the word "costed," you should ask for a refund.
Re: My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
#3If you spent $1.17M on a PhD and you use the word "costed," you should ask for a refund.
I'm guessing the PhD wasn't in English.
Re: My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
#4If you spent $1.17M on a PhD and you use the word "costed," you should ask for a refund.
Or maybe English isn't their first language.
Re: My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
#5If you spent $1.17M on a PhD and you use the word "costed," you should ask for a refund.
PhD is in math, not grammar, and there is a possibility English isn't his first language.
As an aside, I looked at the author's thesis because I thought normally (at least at my school) they include a "Vita" that gives the candidates educational experience. This thesis didn't have that, I'm wondering now if it's not a common thing.
Re: My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
#6If you spent $1.17M on a PhD and you use the word "costed," you should ask for a refund.
I'm guessing the PhD wasn't in English.
It was written in English.
https://repository.upenn.edu/entities/publication/130b7021-2...
Re: My PhD cost me $1.17M (but I'd do it again)
#7If you spent $1.17M on a PhD and you use the word "costed," you should ask for a refund.
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll adjust the title.