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McCullough’s Advice on PhD Preparation

There are a lot of those so-you-want-to-do-a-PhD posts floating around the blogosphere. Many of them are quite good and offer sound advice. Pat McCullough recently wrote on the subject with a page called “Wanna Be a Bible Scholar?” but his approach is unique in that it is written for undergraduate students specifically. It’s an excellent page and it should be of much help to those who know early on that they want to pursue a career in biblical studies.

I just have one minor suggestion, Pat. Another helpful undergraduate major to add to the list is linguistics and I’m sure Mike Aubrey will be up in arms if he sees it’s not on the list. ;-)

Again, it’s a very helpful page and I highly recommend it (not that my recommendation garners any currency). Also, see his post introducing the page.

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  1. Pat McCullough says

    Thanks for the suggestion and link, Brandon. It’s the kind of list I wish I would have had as an undergrad and that I want to provide for if I end up teaching undergraduates.

  2. Brandon Wason says

    Exactly, I wish I had seen something like this as an undergrad.



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