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PhD candidate in US history @harvard. Writing about big liberal cities and the people who didn't want them to grow ('50s-'00s). User of various word processors.

Cambridge, Mass.
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    1. Jake Anbinder‏ @JakeAnbinder 12 Dec 2020

      Ridiculous to waste time talking about the legitimacy of Jill Biden’s doctorate when we have people in the UK who sat in on three lectures and wrote a three page essay somehow being awarded masters degrees

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      Jake Anbinder‏ @JakeAnbinder 12 Dec 2020

      I think a British masters degree is like a peerage. You don’t really do anything to get it, you merely exist in a certain set of circumstances for enough time.

      1:32 PM - 12 Dec 2020
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        2. Jake Anbinder‏ @JakeAnbinder 12 Dec 2020

          Jake Anbinder Retweeted Ian Monroe  🚰

          Yes the truth is the European degree system makes more sense. But so long as the American one makes you jump through more hoops I reserve the right to rag on it.https://twitter.com/eean/status/1337874005982789632?s=20 …

          Jake Anbinder added,

          Ian Monroe  🚰 @eean
          Replying to @curcuas @JakeAnbinder
          maybe US doctorates are too long I like how in Germany you can get a doctorate by writing a paper while working for BMW or something, so there's a bunch of Frau/Herr Doktors in management positions
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        3. Jake Anbinder‏ @JakeAnbinder 13 Dec 2020

          This joke has awoken “I worked very hard for my UK masters” twitter but to be clear I hold no ill will. If the US system was “there are two ways to get a masters: you can work hard, or you can get a BA at Harvard” I would also be angry at people who brought up the latter path.

          16 replies 1 retweet 48 likes
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        4. Jake Anbinder‏ @JakeAnbinder 13 Dec 2020

          And to the people replying my original tweet is "absolute bollocks" because their "programme" went through "Michaelmas Term," I want to be very clear: I do not know what you are saying

          9 replies 2 retweets 118 likes
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        1. A. Iye‏ @AkshIye 12 Dec 2020
          Replying to @JakeAnbinder

          I mean literally Oxford and Cambridge alum’s BA’s are automatically upgraded to MA’s a few years out.

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        1. Daisy Dixon‏ @daisyldixon 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @JakeAnbinder

          Yeah you don’t really do anything apart from pay thousands and thousands of pounds, write many thousands of words, learn a huge amount of complex new material, and keep yourself afloat mentally and financially, all in 1 year

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        2. Amy Saunders‏ @Amyesaunders1 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @JakeAnbinder

          This is complete rubbish, like @daisyldixon my MA was over 60,000 words of writing, learning massive amounts of new material, learning vaulable new skills, paying 1000s of pounds I had worked very hard in retail to save & still balancing jobs whilst I studied. Stop spreading lies

          1 reply 0 retweets 36 likes
        3. Robin Rowles‏ @SherlockWalks 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @Amyesaunders1 @JakeAnbinder @daisyldixon

          My MA History at Birkbeck was two years, whilst working full-time. My study time was two nights in class, two nights in the library, and Sat/Sun, sometimes both, in the library or working at home. Five modules, five long essays, many seminar presentations, one dissertation.

          1 reply 0 retweets 18 likes
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        1. James Cullis‏ @Jwscullis11985 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @JakeAnbinder

          That's not how it works

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        1. Medieval Miss‏ @craftylotus 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @JakeAnbinder

          Are you actually trying to be offensive? I’ve just finished one in the UK. It took me two years. I had to produce 40,000 words of assessed work plus do two non-assessed courses and pass two examined skills modules.

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        2. Women of 1000 AD‏ @women_1000 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @JakeAnbinder

          Breaking news: There are more universities in the UK than Oxford and Cambridge.

          1 reply 0 retweets 34 likes
        3. Susannah‏ @skittledog 13 Dec 2020
          Replying to @women_1000 @JakeAnbinder

          And even Oxford and Cambridge do plenty of normal Masters courses...

          0 replies 0 retweets 16 likes
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