- Thanks for writing, Tavis. I myself am at the end of the PhD journey and could resonate deeply with much of what you said.
- I'm getting into this process later in life. I'm 52 entering into seminary, but I've been planning to continue into a PhD after, putting me into my early 60's by the time I complete everything. I feel like I need a really good academic mentor. I will say that I've been working full time in my bachelor's and will be through my master's. My wife has agreed to be my "sugar momma" while I do my PhD..... Am I in some weird pipe dream starting so late in life, after 30 yrs in government service?
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