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what part? another mississippinon here

... there's really no good way to blend that, is there. oh well

there REALLY isn't, which is why I ended up going with 'anon from Mississippi'

and I'm from Jackson but I'm going to grad school up at Ole Miss right now! (also holy shit, there are so many of us, and yes three counts as so many, I'm so happy)

I'm from the bottom half! It was easier for me to stay down here for my undergrad, but since I'm nearly done I should start looking into places to do graduate study...

How is grad school up there? I know it'd probably depend on field of study, but I'm curious.

I'm in a super small department (there's only like twelve people in my class) so I'm mad hesitant to actually NAME said department, but I really love it. the department's been absolutely wonderful and I love to talk with all my professors. like, some of them aren't as good as professors, but I'd love to just pick their brain about things. my department only goes up to a Masters level, so you don't have those people who've been there FOREVER as they write their dissertation, which I heard plenty of sighing about in that one history class I took.

really, my biggest problem with grad school at Ole Miss is Oxford in general. the housing market suuuuucks and it's a total racket. it's really hard to find a cheap place to live. also, Oxford's this schizophrenic mix of 'large college town' and 'small cutesy small town' so, outside from the square, it doesn't really have a sort of vibe that other towns have. and because it's still a bit too small town, I found myself doing more major shopping trips (like Christmas and birthdays) in Tupelo and Southhaven.

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