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Is work experience necessary for a PhD program at the UW-Madison?

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Is work experience necessary for a PhD program at the UW-Madison?

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Work experience is not an explicit requirement for PhD study, although it may prove beneficial in strengthening some applicants’ overall credentials. Work experience that may prove meaningful or beneficial in the application process should provide evidence to support the academic/ research interests and career direction/aspirations of the applicant. In general, evidence of superior academic achievement potential and strong independent research capabilities weigh significantly more than prior work experience. If the work experience supports these elements, it is more influential.

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