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<blockquote data-quote="Sexy Somapala" data-source="post: 30999476" data-attributes="member: 519675"><p>[USER=585655]@AllGood[/USER] Don’t spread false information. There’s no special law in the USA that requires a PhD applicant to complete an MSc during their PhD program. Yes, PhD programs in the USA are generally longer than those in other countries, typically taking about five years to complete, while in Australia they can be finished in around 3.5 years. In the USA, PhD students also take more coursework than Australian PhD students, which might be why some people assume they’re doing an MSc. But trust me, it’s not an MSc, it’s just that U.S. PhD students usually spend about 1.5 years more than Australian students.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sexy Somapala, post: 30999476, member: 519675"] [USER=585655]@AllGood[/USER] Don’t spread false information. There’s no special law in the USA that requires a PhD applicant to complete an MSc during their PhD program. Yes, PhD programs in the USA are generally longer than those in other countries, typically taking about five years to complete, while in Australia they can be finished in around 3.5 years. In the USA, PhD students also take more coursework than Australian PhD students, which might be why some people assume they’re doing an MSc. But trust me, it’s not an MSc, it’s just that U.S. PhD students usually spend about 1.5 years more than Australian students. [/QUOTE]
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