I have recently completed my M.Phil. Degree in Math. I am temporarily employed to deliver lectures to B.Sc. (Math) classes in Zakria University, Multan Pakistan. I wish to do my Ph.D. in Math. from a foreigh University. I cannot afford the expenses and wish to obtain a scholarship to complete my doctorate degree & I want to know the sources from where I can get the scholersip.
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I would ask someone like your advisor/mentor at the school where you got the degree you already have what options might be available to you, and how to go about getting and filling out the necessary paperwork.\n\nGood luck!
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I would really be careful on this. Some schools don't grant one - and many won't admit you on this basis. Consider that a PhD student is expensive on the institution in terms of time for the faculty and funding for the support of the student. If you do quit after 2 years, you'll have an A.M. instead of an M.A., and this is looked on scornfully in some parts of the profession.\n\nWhy would you quit after 2 years? If you aren't certain whether you can tackle the workload, it may be helpful to attend a summer prep course - Duke and Colorado offer these very intensive workshops to ready undergrads for graduate study. If you aren't certain whether you'd like a PhD, enter an MA or MS program instead at schools such as one of these:\n\nU of Missouri - St. Louis\nU of Missouri - Columbia (check the double Master's in econ/math or econ/stat)\nTufts University\nU of Illinois - Chicago\n\nMany top PhD programs do not offer a separate Master's simply because there is a large distance between the intention of the Master's (professional work and applied analysis) and the PhD (theoretical, high-level research and teaching).\n\nGood luck
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I'm not sure if you can really do that. You need to get enough credits for a Masters. He probably was in a program that was a joint Masters/PhD. As he was working for the PhD, he earned credits for a Masters and then continued on.
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If you wish to pursue a graduate degree in certain scientific fields, some institutions will offer to pay you your tuition and a small stipend if you do research for them. It's a _very_ small amount of money, so you'll probably need to find a job as well.
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You MUST enter a doctoral program through an accredited graduate school to earn any type of doctoral degree, including the Ph.D. I'm sorry, but this is the way it is. You meet with a committee which monitors your progress. You also submit your final dissertation to this committee. Holding the title "DR" holds great prestige. There is no easy route.\n\nThe only exception is the "honorary doctorate." Occaisionally, universities give these to individuals who have distinguished themselves so greatly that they wish to honor them somehow. This is usually reserved for Nobel Prize Winners, etc.\n\nThe answer to your basic question is: no, you can't do that.\n\nHope this helps.
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First of all I want to congratulate you for choosing a challenging career.Secondly I suggest as you are planning to study abroad why dont you have an option of going to europe .Some of its countries though have higher fees than China but the value and level of education is higher than in china.ou can also opt for Russian education.But if only want to go to china you can complete your MBBS in less than 8 lakhs.But when you return to your own country you will need to study again some more and also you will have meet requirements put by your country(Such licencing test).The best way is to study in pakistan only!
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First, pick a city in which you want to live. \n\nThen send a letter to the principal at every high school in town. If it's a small city, send letter to school district.\n\nYou WILL be offered a job with your BA in Mathematics.\n\nFor someone that is interested in doing research in pure mathematics, go to an  university and talk to professors there.\n\nMcDonalds is OK, too! Want fries with that ...
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Nearly everyone I have talked to about getting graduate school scholarships have referred me to individual schools.  Personally, I found very little information on the internet, but my University's graduate financial aid department was able to help a lot.
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In which university you are in Pakistan? If you let me know it, i'll be able to guide you.
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Master's degrees generally only allow you to teach at the community college level, although that's a great place to start (while you obtain your Phd).\n\nMost colleges require a Phd, as well as a commitment to continue publishing works related to your field.  The requirements are generally more school specific, rather than state specific, since there are so many private institutions.\n\nGood luck.
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I'm working on my second PhD right now and really enjoy it.  Depending on what kind of PhD you want, there a quite a few online options now.\n\nBut overall, grad school in the states is like no where else on the planet.  We can't build a car, make our own Wal-Mart merchandise or answer our own Customer Service calls – but man can we ever give you a proper education!\n\nWhere are you planning on going?  What are you planning on working for?  Why the states?
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PhD means doctor of philosophy\nMSc is master of science\n\nif u did medcine, u would have MBBS, which is a double degree in medicine and science
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I'm sorry.  I do not know because I grew up there, so that never came up.  But, if you call the University you plan to attend, they can help you.  There are also many many scholarships available if you don't qualify for a grant.  And, if grades are a problem, there are even some where that is not a major consideration.
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You should be more ambitious and aim for a school in the US. There's this story of this Sri Lankan engineer that lived in Canada for three years and couldn't find a job. He had to work as a cab driver.He spent two weeks in America and got three to four jobs offers, without US citizenship!!! Also,there is this story of an engineer from India, I think, that got a PH.D in engineering in Germany, he was a professor at some universities in the United States,and published two books, he emigrated to Canada and he works as ....... a CAB DRIVER.There was this other guy who got a bachelor's degree from Harvard and a PH.D. from Stanford, and he could not find a job in Canada. Their excuse,"His PH.D. from Stanford was equivalent to Grade 13". They won't hire the above three highly qualified individuals because they lack "Canadian work experience". Also,note that it is very hard to get a doctorate in Germany. In fact, Germany is the only country in the world that grades your doctorate.\n   I know because I have experienced both Canada and the United States and trust me, you will find far more opportunity in America than Canada.\n By the way, if you choose to go for an MS, aim for MIT,Stanford,Caltech, Columbia, or even Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute.\n  America is far more willing than Canada to hire foreign engineers. Also the taxes are lower and your starting salary could range from $30,000-80,000 per year. In Canada, a very high percentage of your salary will be taxed.  \n Don't believe the hype about Canada. THE GOVERNMENT WILL NOT FIND YOU A JOB, THE GOVERNMENT WILL NOT GET YOU A HOUSE OR THE OTHER THINGS THAT THEY LIKE ADVERTISE IN THEIR PUBLICATIONS.\n  TRUST ME, aim for AMERICA. You will find far more job opportunities.
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yeah, my cousin went to benchod university, in banglore, and he was in the same situation that you are in, and everything worked out fine..you might want to check out BENCHOD UNIVERSITY
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yes, in u.k many universities are doing m.sc in biotechnology, but you must  be a proficient in mathmatics or if you have evidence to prove. that you will got admission .\ntahir.s
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No reason you can't get the masters in psych.\n\nI'd suggest checking walden university and the university of phoenix - both offer reasonably priced programs at the masters level - and even into the phd ish level.\n\n-dh