- #1
chip747
- 2
- 0
Just wondering if it is possible.Thanks
Possible if you are bright enough.chip747 said:Just wondering if it is possible.Thanks
artfullounger said:Live in the UK and laugh
It does let you effectively ham your age if you want to date older members of the opposite sex at 25 and not have it seem weird to them.Dishsoap said:You can probably do it by 25 and go raving mad, or be a sane person and have it finished by 27. What's the difference?
PhotonSSBM said:It does let you effectively ham your age if you want to date older members of the opposite sex at 25 and not have it seem weird to them.
Date: You don't look 35.
You: I did a PhD proving the Riemann Hypothesis.
If that doesn't instantly add 10 years to your face I don't know what would.
The duration of a physics PhD program can vary, but it typically takes 5-6 years to complete. However, this can also depend on the individual's research progress and any potential delays.
While it is not impossible, it is highly unlikely to complete a physics PhD before the age of 25. This is because the average age of a PhD graduate in physics is around 28-30 years old.
The main factors that contribute to completing a physics PhD at a young age include starting the program at a young age, having a strong academic background, and making efficient progress in research and coursework.
While completing a physics PhD at a young age may seem impressive, there can be some disadvantages. These include potentially missing out on valuable life experiences and entering the job market with less work experience compared to older PhD graduates.
Some tips for completing a physics PhD at a young age include starting the program early, setting realistic goals and timelines, staying organized and focused, and seeking guidance and support from mentors and professors.