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Testing Preparing for Physics Preliminary Exams & Retaking PGRE
Yeah I have good grades, one paper, great research experience and awesome letters of recommendation (thanks to research experience :D)... I guess I was just trying to prove something to myself...- neosoul
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Testing Preparing for Physics Preliminary Exams & Retaking PGRE
PF: So here is the situation. I scored really really low on my Physics GRE. Honestly, I didn't prepare for it as much as I should have. I feel that I have legitimate reasons (one being that around that time, I was being stalked and kept going to security at my school but they said they really...- neosoul
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- Exams Pgre Physics Physics gre
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Programs Black physics major - grad admissions
Hi, everyone. I really, really want to go to graduate school. My focus will be AMO and I'm aiming for a PhD. However, I've looked through a lot of forums to see how others fared when offers rolled around. I also use this as a way to set goals. The problem is: I can't find a lot of people like me...- neosoul
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- Admissions Grad Grad school application Major Physics Physics major
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Master's or PhD in Nuclear Engineering & more advice
Thank you so much for responding. It was very helpful. I really want to just go for a masters but I was so worried about what my family and teachers would think. My teachers want me to go because they think it is best for me. My family just has very high expectations of me. However, I am not...- neosoul
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Master's or PhD in Nuclear Engineering & more advice
PF, I am a junior physics major hoping to work in nuclear engineering. The problem is that I would like to stay in school to get a PhD. I have a love of learning. However, I would like to get a Master's degree to start working and making a living earlier. I would not like to work in academia...- neosoul
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- Academics Engineering Graduate school Master's Nuclear Nuclear engineering Phd Physics
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Transferring from Physics to Engineering
I'm a physics major looking forward to applying to a joint JD/MSc program OR PhD program. After participating in an internship, I realized that becoming a research scientist is not something I may want to do but I still would like to work with science. That being said, I would consider the...- neosoul
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- Engineering Physics Transferring
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Thermal physics junior or senior year
I am registered for Thermal Physics for this year (my junior year). The online curriculum advises physics majors to take it fall of their senior year. (The class isn't offered in the spring.) I am taking 3 other physics classes as well. I felt inclined to take thermal this fall because I wanted...- neosoul
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- Physics Senior Thermal Thermal physics Year
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Post your 2015 fall class schedule
Stating August 24 General Chemistry II + Lab Ordinary Diff Equations Thermal Physics Modern Physics Theoretical Mechanics Math Methods of Physics & Chem I- neosoul
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Schools Do Graduate schools care about length of undergraduate career
Thanks! I could have already started taking classes in engineering but I was afraid that I wouldn't graduate with my friends or being afraid of what they would think. I started to realize that I was putting peers before education and that it was an insecure, immature thought.- neosoul
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Schools Do Graduate schools care about length of undergraduate career
Hey PF, I'm currently double majoring in engineering and physics. I want to be a licensed engineer and go on to grad school to study molecular engineering or something similar. However, I love my physics department. It's smaller so students get more funding and attention and way more...- neosoul
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- Career Graduate Length Schools Undergraduate
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Anyone considering a career as a patent attorney?
Would former experimental research scientists be preferred by those looking to hire patent attorneys? What about people with physics BSc & engineering PhD?- neosoul
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Schools What to do in the summer between undergrad and grad school?
My parents didn't even want me to go to New Mexico, and I'm from a Mississippi and 20 years old. I went anyway because it's not like traveling outside of the country, but I understand exactly where you are coming from. I would look into some internships or keep saving for Europe. One physics...- neosoul
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Engineering What Does One Consider An Engineer
I'm a physics major looking forward to entering a molecular engineering PhD program. Would I not be considered an engineer because of my BS in physics? Would I be able to be licensed as someone with some engineering BS or be payed less?- neosoul
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- Engineer
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Getting Accepted into Joint PhD/JD Program
PF Family, What is a good way to increase my chances of getting into a joint PhD/JD program. I'm physics major with a 3.86 GPA, a rising junior, and have plenty of math electives (if that helps). I am currently in an REU program at my school, and we are doing climate modeling. I am also doing...- neosoul
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- Joint Program
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Schools Independent Study as Preparation for Grad School
Thanks. I've already done research on the professor's research interest and already know who I will ask. I think this is a great way to develop a strong relationship with a teacher, as well. It will also allow me formally study an area of physics not taught at our school.- neosoul
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