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The field of math being more competitive than the field of physics?
I've taken my fair share of standard undergraduate courses, such as a course on linear algebra using Hoffman and Kunze, a course on topology (half point-set and half algebraic) using Munkres, and a course on measure theory using Stein. However, how advanced the courses themselves were doesn't...- Begoner
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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The field of math being more competitive than the field of physics?
My experience has been the exact opposite. I've taken quite a few math classes and have never received less than an A- in any of them; however, in the one introductory physics course I took, I was lucky to scrape by with a C+. I think physics requires some knowledge about how things work in...- Begoner
- Post #19
- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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National Student Clearing House dilemma
Perhaps you could anonymously ask people at several medical schools to which you are not applying whether or not they check with the clearing-house. If a significant portion of them don't, I wouldn't pursue the matter further. However, if a lot of them do check, then you should either append...- Begoner
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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How hard does this test look to you?
I thought that the exam was somewhat easier than high-school level math competitions in the US (i.e., AIME-level competitions). I was never much good at those, thought; the times in parentheses indicate how long it took me to arrive at the solution, but without writing a neat proof. 1. I...- Begoner
- Post #36
- Forum: STEM Academic Advising