If you are thinking about a grad program in language acquisition that is Krashen-friendly, you may want to read this from Eric:
“Here is what Krashen told me last school year about graduate programs:
…I don’t know of ANY departments open to our point of view. The few that were (eg my old department, Arizona State) have changed direction or shut down. . . If you want a graduate degree to learn more, you will probably be disappointed, Just be a public intellectual and do real scholarship. Among the people I respect the most: Jim Crawford, Alfie Kohn, Jim Trelease (no graduate degrees), Susan Ohanian (MA in Comparative Lit). Just learn more statistics and experimental design and read the professional literature, and you will know more than at least 95% of the current professors….
“As true as Krashen’s statement about grad programs may be, I still think changing that is going to require more CI-aligned people to infiltrate. Won’t be easy. At least VanPatten is lighting the path and his way (long papers that confuse anyone who doesn’t have a solid base in SLA) conforms more to the academic standard. Krashen wrote with an “economic elegance” to quote someone I read recently. Krashen is way more accessible to the masses.”