Do graduate committees care if

Benzoate · Mar 6, 2008

You had to dropped some courses and retake them again for academic and or financial reasons>? In addition, do graduate commitees expect you to graduate in 4 years or at least around four years. If I decide to go for a dual degree in math and physics, I don't think I will graduate until I've completed 6 years.

Ben Niehoff · Mar 6, 2008

Neither of those should have any affect. I think you'll be fine as long as you do well and get some research experience.

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