[nabs-l] any library science majors

[Justin Williams]

No, but there is going to be a very high amount of research and information gathering, because you will have to be able to find things for other people in databases after they've tried to and failed. 
Some of that is knowing the databases and how to search, but you've got  alot of that to do.  I have friends who have gone through that major. 
It's a great field.
 Justin

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Hi all,

I’m contemplating my career and have not ruled out grad school. But there is more work including reading and research in grad school which has kept me away so far.

I’ve thought about being a librarian. Are there any masters of library science degree seekers here?

I’ve never heard of a blind librarian either. I know some librarians work in talking books or adaptive technology areas, but they are sighted.
I’d be interested to know about your studies getting a MLS.
what school are you at? What types of classes do you have and how many credits is the program?
Thanks.

Ashley
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