Doctorates that aren't ridiculously writing heavy

[ashkir]

Online programs often require discussion posts that one wouldn't have in a ground program. Still, most schools, especially more traditional ones, don't require that much writing each week. In my doctoral program, there were weeks when I didn't write anything, or I only had to write two pages. We had small classes, so everyone participated in the discussions about the readings. There was a lot of reading.

It's probably wrong, but my theory is that, the more insubstantial the subject is, the more busy work there will be.

Thank you! I don't mind discussion posts. I actually really enjoyed this at a community college I went to. It's really nice to discuss things with others if it remains intellectual.

With all that knowledge and writing you've completed, that reminds me so much of another user from the other sister board. I would recommend a different approach to getting a doctorate. You might want to consider doing a "DBA, DProf, or a PhD by research" Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...cations-UK?

Hmm. That's interesting. I could probably polish off all these different essays I wrote, anonymize some confidential data (for private company analysis) and publish them as research papers? I'm intrigued.