QED in Alicante

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Lost

Now is my time of feeling lost. All the second year guys (I'm among them) are now fighting against our tesinas - master thesis. And I become more nervous each time.

This is a new experience, the research time. Up to now, I had solved tons of exercises, read a lot of papers, studied many well-known results... But I was running through an objective. I knew that there were some kind of logic under the things, although I could not see it. I only had to make some efforts to understand the problems.

Now I do not know if there are answers to the questions I work with. And I try to solve problems, but I don't know if there exist solutions. And it is being really hard, because I don't know where I should search, who I should ask. And usually, when I think I see light, it was only a false alarm. I'm now suffering at QED, really. And the only thing I know is that I must keep trying to obtain things, that I'm not sure, they exist.

1 Comments:

At 3:27 PM, Blogger z said...

Hi. I am a prospective student to Alicante's QED program. I am planning to apply for 2009's admission intake. I hope you could try to answer some of my questions so that I could better decide on whether to apply to QED in Alicante or not.

1. Is a Bachelor's degree in Economics (with only 1 econometrics course) "enough" to enter and SURVIVE in the program?

2. Do you recommend going just for the Masters degree or better go for the "direct" PhD path?

3. How difficult is the program compared to other university's curriculum?

Thanks!

Hoping for your replies,

Prospective QED Alicante Student

 

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