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mhockey14221
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Hey all,
I applied to Med School last summer, and I thought I was a much stronger candidate than I really was. Long story short, it appears I may not attend med school and instead have considered applying to a physics grad program, as my grades (and interest) in physics are stronger than my pre-med courses.
The problem is, I have had one half-assed research stint that didn't really go anywhere and I'm leaving college in 2 months. I learned Fortran and some numerical methods, but I'd like something much more substantiative for applying to a grad school in 2010.
Where's a good place to look for post-undergrad research work? My college is a smaller school with no graduate level physics department, so I'd presume I'd have to look outside my school for work?
I applied to Med School last summer, and I thought I was a much stronger candidate than I really was. Long story short, it appears I may not attend med school and instead have considered applying to a physics grad program, as my grades (and interest) in physics are stronger than my pre-med courses.
The problem is, I have had one half-assed research stint that didn't really go anywhere and I'm leaving college in 2 months. I learned Fortran and some numerical methods, but I'd like something much more substantiative for applying to a grad school in 2010.
Where's a good place to look for post-undergrad research work? My college is a smaller school with no graduate level physics department, so I'd presume I'd have to look outside my school for work?