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Can I get an online bachelor in physics because I live in a country with law education rank in natural sciences
The discussion revolves around the feasibility of obtaining an online bachelor's degree in physics, particularly for individuals residing in countries with perceived low educational rankings in natural sciences. Participants explore the implications of such a situation and the potential challenges and considerations involved in pursuing an online degree.
Participants express differing interpretations of the original post and its implications, indicating that multiple views remain regarding the adequacy of online education and the challenges faced by the OP.
Participants note the importance of clarifying what "online" entails and the potential requirements that may necessitate physical presence, which remains unresolved.
Individuals considering online education in physics, particularly those in regions with concerns about local educational quality, may find this discussion relevant.
<<Emphasis added>> I have no clue how to parse this.yousefelsayed said:Can I get an online bachelor in physics because I live in a country with law education rank in natural sciences
I suspect the OP meant to say "low" education rank in natural sciences.CrysPhys said:<<Emphasis added>> I have no clue how to parse this.