Recent content by kitaewolf

Hello, I'm a college student interested in the field of engineering. So it's the time of the year again to select courses, and I happened to come across an Earth Science class that seemed interesting. However, I also don't want to waste my time and effort in some class that isn't too useful to...

I'm quite sure that excelling in all area will be beneficial for me, but if i have about the same GPA as engineering applicants who enters into the graduate program (like let's say GPA of 3.4-3.6), and about the same in terms of other preparations, would I still have a chance to get into a more...

So would that imply that I would probably have to have a better grade than other engineering applicants? Or would I have to take more classes in engineering as a preparation? What do you mean in terms of other areas??

Hi, I'm a concerned college student (aren't we all :0 ), who is intending to major in physics in one of the bigger universities in US. However, it seems that my inclination lately lies more towards engineering graduate school (if I go). So if I apply for an engineering grad school with physics...

I am a prospective physics student currently attending a 4-year university. As I began to work in a lab in preparation for graduate school, I have been hearing cases of people with physics degree switch their graduate major/concentration and go to physics-related mathematics or engineering...

Gpa, gpa, gpa! Hi, I'm a sophomore at UC Berkeley. I have a question with relationship between GPA and grad school admission... Would a person with 3.5 GPA on both major and overall has a chance to get admitted to top tier universities??

Hi, I'm currently a sophomore in UC Berkeley, interested in majoring in physics. I am considering to go to grad school afterwards, and I have few questions. First, even if I don't go to grad school, would I have good job opportunity with physics Bachelors? Second, what is the GPA requirement...