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From: POLS_QDS@HAL.LAMAR.EDU
Date: Mon, 11 Nov 1996 1:24:59 -0600 (CST)
To: socgrad@csf.COLORADO.EDU
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Subject: suggestions ???
	I am a student that is getting ready to graduate with a BS in sociology.Oddly, I am overqualified to work at my local jack in the box but not enough experience to qualify for a job in the field of sociology.  It seems as though I
have no recourse but to further my studies.  I am interested in researching new or marginal religious groups.  Would a MA in sociology be better to study these groups or would the average seminary school provide enough information to
satisfy the requirements for such studies? Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
		thanks,
			Quinton D. Sheffield
			Lamar University  Bmt,  TEXAS
			pols_qds@sal.lamar.edu
			pols_qds@hal.lamar.edu