Is it a good option to spend 4 years to get a PhD degree in China? These days I am applying for a PhD program. But I still wonder whether it's a right decision. As far as we all know ,China develops

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Is it a good option to spend 4 years to get a PhD degree in China? These days I am applying for a PhD program. But I still wonder whether it's a right decision. As far as we all know ,China develops so rapaidly in past 30 years .If you are ambitious and excellent enough, maybe you can achieve a big success as there are so many opportunities .However , people also face strong competion to get a good job with saticfied salary.Take myself as example , I work for a college. To be honest , I am not satisfied with my payment. So I want to sdudy more to get a PhD degree so that I can get more promotion. But that means I have to spend at least 3 to 4 years in university without any income. At the same time, because of the competitors from China and other countries , it's a question whether I can find a better job compared with my current job. This problem really bothers me so much.

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Is it a good option to spend 4 years to get a PhD degree in China?

These days I am applying for a PhD program. But I still wonder whether it's a the right decision. As far as we all know ,China has developed develops so rapaidly in the past 30 years .If you are ambitious and excellent enough, maybe you can achieve a big success as there are so many opportunities .However , people also face strong competition to get a good job with saticfied satisfactory salary.Take myself as an example , I work for a college. To be honest , I am not satisfied with my payment. So I want to sdtudy more to get a PhD degree so that I can get more promotions. But that means I have to spend at least 3 to 4 years in university without any income. At the same time, because of the competitors from China and other countries , it's a question whether I can find a better job compared with my current job. This problem really bothers me so much.

Good job, but pay attention to your punctuation - there is no space before a period and comma, but a space after them.

That's a tough question. Do you like school? You may enjoy being in a graduate program.

Is it a good option to spend 4 years to get a PhD degree in China?

These days I am applying for a PhD program. x > Lately, I have been thinking about applying for a PHD program.

But I still wonder whether it's a right decision. > But I am still wondering whether it is a right decision.

As far as we all know ,China develops so rapaidly in past 30 years If you are ambitious and excellent enough, maybe you can achieve a big success as there are so many opportunities .

> As we all know, China has been developing rapidly for the past 30 years, and if a person is ambitious enough and has the qualifications, then they may find the success they are looking in life, as there are so many opportunities open to them.

However , people also face strong competion to get a good job with saticfied salary.> However, they will face strong competition from others in getting a good job that also pays well.

Take myself as example , I work for a college. To be honest , I am not satisfied with my payment. So I want to sdudy more to get a PhD degree so that I can get more promotion.> Take myself as an example, I am currently working in a college, but I am not happy with my pay/salary.

But that means I have to spend at least 3 to 4 years in university without any income.> So, for me to get the qualification I must have in order for me to get a better job, I have to spend at least 3 to 4 years more at a university, a period during which I cannot work, which also means that I have to lose my current source of income.

At the same time, because of the competitors from China and other countries , it's a question whether I can find a better job compared with my current job. This problem really bothers me so much.

> At the same time, it's also the question of whether I am able to find a better job than my current one with the qualification that I have now, knowing how hard it can be when I have to face other competitors from within China as well as from abroad

Is it good to spend 4 years to get a PhD degree in China?

These days, I am applying for a PhD program. But I still wonder whether it's the right decision. As we all know, China has developed rapidly in the last 30 years .If you are ambitious and good enough, maybe you can become a big success as there are so many opportunities .However , people also face strong competition to get a good job with satisfactory salary. Take me, for example. I work for a college. To be honest , I am not satisfied with my pay. So I want to study more to get a PhD degree so that I can get a promotion. This means that I have to spend at least 3 to 4 years in university with no income. At the same time, because of Chinese and foreign competitors, it is questionable whether I can find a better job than my current one. This problem really bothers me a lot.

Very well written!

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