Normally, I would caution against relying on anecdotal evidence to make broad conclusions. But since you have offered one, if your anecdote is false, does that defeat your argument? (Careful....)
Of course you can. In fact, you can surround yourself with committee members who are expert on the process, content, or both. This is what doctoral students do all the time, regardless of the person-centered nature (or lack thereof) of the degree program.
I see that there is no follow-up to your assertion (which happens to be false, as anyone can verify). Oh, well.
Quote:Like you could ever have a fully qualified committee for a self designed degree.
Of course you can. In fact, you can surround yourself with committee members who are expert on the process, content, or both. This is what doctoral students do all the time, regardless of the person-centered nature (or lack thereof) of the degree program.
I see that there is no follow-up to your assertion (which happens to be false, as anyone can verify). Oh, well.