缺点就是因为不强调学术研究，所以很多同学会以为我们学的简单，学的快，实际上对于知识的吸收和理解需要花更多的功夫。另外我们因为是master of science的学位，所以在申请签证和工作的时候会有一定的劣势。 最后说到人数的问题。以我自己的class为例，一个班大概15人左右，4个班一共60人。其中中国人大概5-6个，韩国人2-3个，日本人一个，其他国家的人都有。
PhD in U.S. has become a very lucrative degree to pursue， but it is still not as glamorous or cool as the bachelor's and master’s degrees out there. A lot of people think PhD are like "bachelors" (BBA) with less work - this could be because they don't know what exactly Phd entails...
The majority of Phds are research scientists who will spend four/six years doing experiments and other activities that lead them towards their PHD thesis. You may have heard from news articles about some new drug being discovered by an American scientist at Harvard University working on his own time for $20 million dollars per dollar， etc… They usually do this work unpaid if you were thinking paid jobs would pay off financially so well too！ The main income comes from teaching assistantships where students get course credits to teach undergrad classes while paying tuition costs back to college， which can also include health insurance benefits too. Other ways to fund your studies are grants， fellowships or scholarships awarded by specific companies / foundations such as Google， Oracle Corporation等. In addition to all these methods available， you can even earn money directly through sponsored programs like Amazon's Mechanical Turk等等哦~ 有兴趣了解有关这些赚钱方法的更多信息吗？您可以通过以下链接阅读相关文章了解更多详细信息 ->
