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Does anyone know where I can learn about the different parts of the Manhattan Project?

Well, I was never interested in ministry, I just liked learning about different religions. I thought I was going to grad school to write a PhD thesis on how religions affect politics. What type of math courses? Would you recommend me going the math or physics route? What schools should I...

So, isn't mathematicians doing a lot of physics work? Is there any way I can do physics with a math BS? I looked at a few schools and the SUNY schools seem good.

I'm located in New York and no I don't mind moving. It took some work, but I worked through all of the book. I found it quite easy. I haven't tried any other math books.

Why? Because I don't have a job? There aren't many for philosophy grads. Because I didn't go to grad school? I got accepted, I just chose not to go. Do I regret it? Maybe.

Designer. How come?

I think they (and NRC) only have rankings for graduate schools. I know it makes sense, but there *are* some undergrad schools in one program better than others. Take for example, Reed College, my alma mater, is ranked 50-something in US News for liberal arts schools, but by the philosophical...

So, where should I be looking to go for a degree in math and/or physics? Is there a ranking somewhere? I don't want to do engineering or I'd look into that. I think it's because my dad is one, and I can't stand him. Some psychological barrier that isn't going to break.

Maybe four years total. Now how about some help on my questions.

Okay, thus far I have two bachelors, one in philosophy and one in religious studies from a prestigious liberal arts college. As you can imagine, I don't have a job - I wonder why? : ) Anyway, now that bills are coming in and credit card inquires are being declined, I need to get serious and...

That seems fine, but why are you talking about specific classes in your *personal statement*? Does it ask that? I'll be glad to review your statement when you're done.