PS: I wouldn't recommend doing a PhD. It's painful and in 99% harmful to your health, social life and career.

Hello,

the best approach for you would be to go either to respective counterparts of www.findaphd.com in US and Asia or university websites with faculty information. By doing this, you will be able to find a Professor with your research interests which you can then contact.

That's an interesting view, though I don't really see why it would be better to be a student.

If I had the choice I would like to be a first year Undergraduate student again, though. Life was simple the and now it's too complex.

have no idea how to create unknown smileys. I tried to copy some special ones from another forum but it doesn't work..

Thanks oz and sue. Although my name is o.stoll..

BTW: LSE=London School of Economics

what do you mean, DanT.

I'm just making an observation as I don't believe a word of what the original poster has said.

It may sound harsh, but you don't sound/write like someone with a distinction from a top ten UK university:

"I am really interested to do my PhD admssion in LSE. Could any kindly make some comments on how difficult is that to get in there? and about my position? I greatly appreciate your any comment on that. THANKS.."

Where have you done your MSc?

never say never. I had a third for my BA and a distinction for my masters!

Okay, how does it work with the smileys from other sources?

:frown:

By the way, I have nothing else to add to this conversation for now and I really need to get some sleep as otherwise it will soon be over with my well paid job. Therefore I hope you excuse my absence from this forum for 24 hours (and perhaps your next attack)

Cheers

Now I'm an egomaniac. That's very interesting. If an egomaniac is who I am, than I am quite happy to be one.

I love you too

For me, the thread started at the entry of Badhaircut on which I commented. Therefore I am refusing to comment on any earlier comments from you in this thread.