On a more serious point, is there a way of gaining a disability studies MA without actually studying? I am not talking about degree mills but whether it is possible for a minimum fee to sit exams, submit a dissertation or whatever based upon private knowledge and hitherto study without the overheads of tuition.
Looking for some way of keeping my hand in when I complete my PhD later this year but without the exorbitant cost that has been "crippling" me these last 6 years.
I'd love to find a post doctoral position, but it isn't on is it? me being me, and the specifications being what they are usually for a face that fits.
Larry
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> Would I really have to go through all that palaver and expense? Why can't you just give
> it to me anyway, I am more than competent to teach there, but for the status quo. Oh I
> forgot, Universities are not about learning or knowledge, they have a living to make.
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> Larry
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