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quote: Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
. He put himself through school (paid in full by himself) by working a full time job (outside of the academia functions) in addition to those pansy ohhh sooo hard activities such as TAing and OMFG grading while completing undergrad in 3 years. |
I have serious doubts about your dads capabilities as either a researcher, farmer, or teacher (unless his research was on farm stuff or teaching stuff)
but this is at least not too bad (I paid my own way through (took out a bit of loan) and did a part time job + TA (actually that was part of the part time job.. so you are saying that your dade worked 1.25-1.5 time? (~60 horus a week)) and I could have graduated in 3 years (Wanted the Math major also..)....
farmer does not mean that you have some chickens and maybe a garden...
researcher does not mean that you put out a paper once a year or so...
and I don't call people teacher who put in 4 hours a week work on a 3 hour class (and most nonresearch universities require two classes taught per semester)
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon
quote: Teaching, TAing, and grading |
Because it's three different jobs, numbnuts, with three different contracts.
I'd love a part time job during the summer but immigration won't let me. |
grading is often included with the TA and teaching...
there is sometimes just more than available for a TA or teacher to do
JM
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btw, most active and productive researchers I know spend 60+ hours a week doing research
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