I, uh, amazingly got into grad school twice without having to send in a writing sample, and to get into my History Ph.D program,sent in a material culture paper arguing the while the furnishings on steamboats reflected a cultureal norm, they clung to that cultural norm to help diffuse tensions people had about using new transportation technology. I also don't have a history BA. In fact I have a Public History MA, and part of an archaeology MA, and a BA in anthropology. You can totally get into an MA program without writing a history paper.
The thing is, if you hate your thesis, if you aren't interested in it, you're so much less likely to finish or produce a good piece. I say this a person who has an unfinished archaeology thesis to back me up. Go talk to your Bootcamp prof. They are there to help you, and I promise you, this is an issue they should be well equipped to handle.
no subject
The thing is, if you hate your thesis, if you aren't interested in it, you're so much less likely to finish or produce a good piece. I say this a person who has an unfinished archaeology thesis to back me up. Go talk to your Bootcamp prof. They are there to help you, and I promise you, this is an issue they should be well equipped to handle.