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This program is for students who wish to pursue the M.A. degree but who do not intend to go on for a Ph.D. Full-time students will be funded for two years. For more information about the Terminal M.A. program, please see the Graduate Handbook.

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This program is for students who wish to puruse the Ph.D. degree. Admitted B.A.s will be funded for six years; M.A.s will be funded for five years. For more information about the M.A./Ph.D. program, please the Graduate Handbook.

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All English and Medieval Studies graduate students at UConn are members of the English Graduate Student Association (or EGSA, pronounced"EGG-zuh," for short).  EGSA's basic mission is to support its members by 1) representing their interests at both the department and the University level, and 2) providing them with a range of academic, professional, and social opportunities.  Members can hear graduate and faculty speakers at EGSA talks and colloquia, meet friends and relax at EGSA socials, take part in discussions and debates at EGSA meetings, and more. Click on above link or here to enter our page.