Dr. Lonny reveals the secret to achieving a “done” dissertation. Stay tuned for this next essential blog towards doctoral success!
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Doctoral students writing their literature review often ask “how many sources are enough”? Dr. Lonny addresses this question within this forthcoming blog. Stay tuned!
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The answer depends on one’s definition of “too long”. I completed my PhD in under 3 years; however, the average time is 5–6 years. As a dissertation professor, chair, and coach I find that those who require more time to complete their PhD then the minimum permitted is due to a number of reasons, including:
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Okay, I may be stepping out on a limb here, but after years of teaching doctoral research courses as a professor, serving as dissertation Chair to nearly 100 doctoral graduates, and finally as Coach to motivated and struggling doctoral candidates, I’ve reached an opinion as to the fastest path to earn a doctorate. Ready?
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To assist with the transition to APA 7, I have included a few of the more common errors that I find while reviewing references and citations.
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There are many common myths and misunderstandings regarding PhD students and the PhD degree. Many have already been mentioned, but here are a few based on my experience as a doctoral professor, Chair/Advisor, and Coach:
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Whether called a thesis or dissertation, these represent the pinnacle milestone deliverable for completion of the doctoral program - often representing years of committment and hard work. There are many elements associated with “what it takes” to write a PhD thesis/dissertation, including:
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Based on my roles as a doctoral professor, dissertation coach, and previously as a PhD student, here are some observations for an “ideal” PhD candidate:
What an “ideal” PhD student looks like:
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There are several tips for success as an entering doctoral students, with no more important than the others. Here’s a few to consider:
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