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What to do when your thesis is rejected by the examiners

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| March 5, 2014

By Katherine Firth

The Thesis Whisperer talks about what to do when your thesis is rejected by examiners, and suggests some fantastic blogs to follow to get advice and help. [Plus this blog. Yay!]
If you’re here because of that post, welcome!
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