Thank you everyone for evaluating my situation. I understand there is a lot of work to do if I were to be admitted to graduate school.
Gathering everyone's input, it seems best for me to pick up my course knowledge, do well on PGRE, and apply for either a master's or post-baccalaureate program...
Thank you, I have since moved to TN for my job. I appreciate your detailed instructions on the things I can do.
It seems I should focus on scoring well on PGRE, applying for an MS program, and obtaining good performance, then applying for a PhD program. I will start working on those. Thank you...
Do you mind elaborating on the process or raising the GPA? Does this mean re-enrolling in an undergraduate program?
I understand a good PGRE score will help me mitigate my low GPA. Is there anything else suitable I can do to increase my chances?
Thank you, I intend to apply to a general physics program. It sounds like my low UG grades are detrimental. I will try to prepare for the PGRE test.
May I ask if my work experience really holds no value? I thought working with medical physicists, developing software for linear accelerators...
Hello everyone,
I graduated with a B.S in physics 3 years ago, and I plan on preparing to apply for graduate school. I would love to hear any advice or comments from you.
I had a difficult time in my undergraduate so my grades were terrible, slightly above 2. I took a job as a software...