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But there's no gold at the end of this rainbow, so don't kill yourself to get there. Your sacrifices won't be rewarded. Don't delay anything; I regret everything I delayed for graduate school. Don't miss sleep. Don't take on debt; dear god, don't take on debt.
Live your graduate life on the assumption there is no academic job waiting at the end, or any job waiting at the end. Make your decisions accordingly.
And I suppose, for all of the advisors out there: understand that this ought to be your student's mentality too. I have heard all of those "my letter can't get you a job" speeches. Great; give them on orientation day. Tell your grad students to relax and relax yourself.
From an outsider, a resounding amen. Would you liken the current situation akin to high school and/or college athletes expecting they will make it in the pros or go to the Olympics?
Yes but more importantly all interested in education need to produce a political solution.More unis, profs, etc is possible.Unfortunately our academic ancestors didn’t do that & look where we are.Let’s not be them so that others & more can have this career.Similar to 60s Germany
I don't know the situations in other countries. In the USA at least, I don't see much opportunity to expand higher education without a lot of international students (which I am not against!), simply because student cohorts are getting smaller due to fewer 18-22-year-olds.
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