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I'm applying for Pusan National University (Busan, South Korea) undergraduate admissions and Physics is my choice of major the question they ask is: Please describe how much have you learned about your intended major? do they want to know my previous experience about learning Physics...

i know but still i have to write about what they ask, i want to know what does academic achievement exactly refer to?

"academic achievements during secondary edu." what do i write about? "Tell us about your academic achievements during your secondary education. (up to 500 words)" i have to answer this in my university application in a 500 words essay but i have absolutely idea what to write about in this...

i agree too, pin it up! and OP, did it help you?

when i consider only engineering, mechanical engineering really interests me. Is a person with a mechanical engineering degree generally eligible for a masters degree in astrophysics ?

Im applying to several universities(in korea) and in i have to declare my major at the time of application. There is no doubt i want to pursue my career as an astrophysicist and i want to take up physics, but just incase I am not able to get physics major, it is required to select 2 more...

heyy im from delhi, india. i completed my 12th grade 2 years ago with science subjects and scored 44% overall. to improve my marks, i did my 12th grade again by giving 'improvement examinations' (improvement examinations are normal 12th grade/high school final exams that take place every...

basically I am looking for the book that einstein wrote himself 'relativity: general and special' but there are soo many versions/editions of it, can u recommend me a specific one? thanks.

BSc Physics (major) or Enggineering? I just completed my school and have the above dilemma, i have been thinking about it for a while but couldn't decide. Im really interested in physics(even though I am a little weak at it) and want to pursue a career as an astrophysicist. i personally think...

Just ask questions to yourselfs about the things that are happening around you in everyday life, then google them. Trust me google is a far more better source of informal knoledge than books.

I found an accredited university in my own country offering bsc physics hons by distance learning. It includes practicles too. You goto their 'study centres' located at various places throughout the country(there are some in the usa too!) and give your practicle examinations there. And one can...

Thomas edison state college degress are highly specialised proffesional degrees in physics related fields. Charter oak university doesn't offer any undergrad programme in physics. The open university of uk did have a perfect bsc physical science course, but when i tried to apply it said its not...

Can someone tell me the universities offering bachelors degree by distance education, in physics or astrophysics or any other bachelors degree by distance learning with physics as one of the subjects? Doesnt matter which country the university belongs to. Thanks :D

Im yet to start my undergrad degree and was leaning towards a bsc maths and economics. This would be having, say, 70% of maths and 30% economics content. I will also have a few certificate of professional development in astronomy and cosmology by the time i finish this degree. Do u think...

And i also discovered a main belt asteroid very recently, is that going to help me regarding my admission?