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On standards or conventions specific to the United States higher education system, which differs in structure and style from the systems in other parts of the world.
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Potential PhD supervisor mentions potential co-supervisors in email. Should I contact them?
I plan on applying to a PhD program in a US university. Previously, I asked a professor if he is interested in supervising my proposed project. His response is:
"The best will be to co-supervise w …
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