Completing graduate school long distance
By: Darrel L. Hammon, Steven K. Albiston.
Contributors: Albiston, Steven K.
Series: Graduate survival skills
Publisher: Sage Publications
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Thousand Oaks, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Universities and colleges -- United States -- Graduate work.; Distance education -- United States.; University extension -- United States.
Description: Pursuing an advanced degree long distance has its own inherent difficulties, and the authors offer valuable advice based on their own personal experience to help students through them. They raise important issues to consider when contemplating earning a degree long distance, from the many factors that come into play when selecting an appropriate institution to the essentials of obtaining and utilizing necessary resources and technology. The authors also offer tremendous support for students who have already begun long distance programs. They outline key strategies for time management, selecting graduate committees, developing support groups, and meeting thesis/dissertation and graduation requirements.

In addition, they have compiled useful appendixes that include a listserve of graduate schools that offer long distance programs and the Globewide Network Academy Catalog.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 97) and index.