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creepypasta13
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So I already graduated with a BS in Physics, but am considering applying to Astronomy grad schools. I don't have any coursework or research projects in it, but plan to start research with an Astro prof soon. As far as coursework, how necessary is it to have some when applying to Astro grad schools?
The nearby school where I can take undergrad Astro classes as a non-degree student is starting their spring semester this week. I think its too late for me to enroll. But they don't plan to offer any Astro classes for Fall '11 but they do offer some grad-level Physics courses. I could also take some Astro undergrad classes in Winter '12, after I submit my applications, Would that suffice?
The nearby school where I can take undergrad Astro classes as a non-degree student is starting their spring semester this week. I think its too late for me to enroll. But they don't plan to offer any Astro classes for Fall '11 but they do offer some grad-level Physics courses. I could also take some Astro undergrad classes in Winter '12, after I submit my applications, Would that suffice?