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  - Approaches to thinking about approaching grad school
    10/03/25
    Several undergraduates have come to me recently asking about philosophy grad school. There are several wrong approaches to take in answering such students.
    
    The Polyanna approach would be to enthusiastically encourage them and, on the subject of job prospects, either implicitly or explicit
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