As an update, I heard back from a physical chemist at my college about the only taking Pchem I thing, and this was her response:
"As such, the emphasis on biology/biochemistry on your transcript and the absence of physical chemistry II and the choices that lead to that is not going to make a...
I see what you're saying. I would assume most universities who have a chemistry major generally require a year of physical chemistry to complete the major, so maybe that is where it is coming from? My school only required 1 semester of it, so Yale might be unconcerned as long as I completed the...
Sorry for such a late response! Last weekend was the GRE and between work and whatnot, I've been super busy.
According to our course catalog, this is their description of Physical Chemistry I:
"An introduction to physical chemistry that emphasizes experimental and theoretical aspects of...
You guys have been very helpful to me. Thank you :). I also heard back from a math professor at my college I emailed a few days ago about Applied mathematics/mathematical b iology graduate school versus chemistry graduate school. This was his response.
All the group theory I have seen (which has primarily been crystallography) does seem already fully developed, which is one of the reasons I was looking into applied mathematics (seemingly "mathematical biology" as that looks to be the closest way to combine higher level mathematics with...
I didn't really see any references on the first paper, but I haven't gone through all of them on the second. I did try emailing the authors a few days ago to see if they know anyone in the US studying this, but I have yet to hear back. Unfortunately, one paper is from authors in Spain and the...
Hi everyone (hopefully I posted this in the right section),
I know very little about graduate schools since I was pre-med for a long time, but only a few months ago realized I'd rather go to graduate school. I was hoping someone could help me figure out which programs in graduate schools to...