Either will be fine for Library Science. Sadly, Librarians will never make great salaries, so if there's a cost difference (which can be made up by not having to get an apartment) go with the leas...
I'd say your chances are pretty good. My sister just began library school (at one of the top programs), and she had a 2.9 GPA and no experience. Your experience will definitely help make up for ...
The honest truth is...while the fact that you went to grad school and did well is a marginal "soft factor", law schools really don't care. They know (1) that it's your UGPA that is...
A friend of mine started at a top MLS program with no background in the field, but was the only person in her year with no background (and the youngest as well having just graduated a year before). If...
I was an English major, and it seems like the majority of people in my MLIS program were too. That's certainly not a bad thing, and it makes sense if you love books/literature. But what I'v...
If I were you, I would go to the website of Indira Gandhi National Open University and look up the admissions requirements for their PhD in Library Science and take it from there....
Just ask. There's no proper way to do it. Just make sure you ask at least a month ahead to give them time to get their thougthts together most professors don't mind writing more than one reco...
I am glad that you are interested in the field. I'll tell you a little about what we do first.
I find missing people, often ones that people have spent many hours looking for without succes...
I think you are in very good shape. Good job! And good luck next year :)...
Grad school's different than undergrad: undertaking a degree program means you're going to be working almost exclusively with that department, so if you completely switch focus, you need to r...