How to Write a Dissertation Part Time

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If you're working on a dissertation part time, slow and steady is the way to go. Instead of spending two months on an unpaid leave for your dissertation, take a one day vacation every two to three weeks. Professional writers who write really good books are coming out at "sharp, day after day," says Carl Safina.

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