beth,
rather than deliberating between schools, i'd focus on the professors (who
they are, their research interests, etc.) and what it is that you want to
study.  when you find good match, you'll hopefully have a better sense of
where to apply and who you would want to advise you.

good luck!
grace

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Grace Manubay
M.S. Candidate
School of Natural Resources and Environment
Dana Building
430 E. University
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
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On Sun, 25 Nov 2001, Beth Tischler wrote:

> Hello out there!
> I am applying to graduate school, and would appreciate any insight anyone has
> into these three schools:
> Temple's Public History Program
> Rutgers' Public History Program
> University of Delaware's Hagley Program OR Winterthur Program
> (these are the schools in my area, I am unable to move now)
>
> I am having difficulty deciding which to apply to at Delaware. It just so
> happens that my 2 big focuses that I am torn between are Industrialization
> (Social/ Political) and Early American Material Culture. (I swear this is
> what I wanted before I learned about their programs.) I have a feeling it
> would be frowned upon to apply to both, since it may look like I am lacking
> discretion. Yet I would be thrilled out of my gourd to be a masters candidate
> in either.
>
> Any insight on the schools or my dilemma would be greatly appreciated
> Beth
>
>
>

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