Good morning, everyone,

I have a question I wanted to fire off. I am a Master's Candidate at
MTSU. This past year, our program changed to allow a non-thesis option
for the Public History Grad Students. The thesis option is still
present as well. I know several of us have debated the pros and cons
of each. I am just wondering what you, our mentors, would say
regarding this choice.

If you went for a thesis, did it really shape your professional career?

If you went for a non-thesis program, do you felt that hindered you
professionally or if you chose to pursue a Ph.D. at some point?

Thanks for your time, and I hope everyone has a great day,
Garet

-- 
M. Garet Bleddynn

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It is the dim haze of mystery that adds enchantment to any pursuit.

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