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>There are doctorate schools that don't require undergrad degrees or anything. AUT in NZ (as I said in another comment) seems to be one. Do you know of others
by icelancer 9y ago
>There are doctorate schools that don't require undergrad degrees or anything.
AUT in NZ (as I said in another comment) seems to be one. Do you know of others to investigate? Within 2 years I should have at least 5 peer-reviewed papers published in open journals [PlosONE/PeerJ] (and probably 1-2 in closed, "elite" journals... something I'm opposed to but... business...), and I wouldn't mind looking into it.
- pas 9y agoIt seems that admission requirements are ... very formal nowadays, but also (higher) academia is all about who knows who. So if you have a good reputation "in the field", getting into a PhD program would be a matter of asking. Also, usually young/child prodigies were able to skip undergrad and go straight to a PhD, but that's a bit different. See also: https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/17841/phd-without-previous-academic-degree-truth-or-myth https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/17841/phd-witho... https://www.quora.com/Can-one-earn-a-Ph-D-without-having-a-Bachelor-degree/answer/Laurence-Benjamin-Arnold https://www.quora.com/Can-one-earn-a-Ph-D-without-having-a-B...