I’m convinced that it’s not a good idea to advise newly minted scholars to revise their dissertations into first books. Doing so is an unwise career move and a poor financial decision—a paltry return on a substantial investment of time and effort. Publishers will continue to publish revised dissertations that address broad topics, contribute new … Continue reading
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An Award-Winning Dissertation Draws Lessons From 9 Community-College Students Who Persisted in Their Studies
Students who start community college after they have turned 25 often struggle to stay enrolled. Such students generally earn better grades than their younger classmates, but jobs, family obligations, and financial burdens make them less likely to persist in their studies. For adult students who must begin college with remedial-reading courses that are not for … Continue reading
