The final chapter of the series on what to expect during your physics degree! We go over Senior year as a physics major, and some of the extra things you might need to do that year.
Link to ets website:
https://www.ets.org/gre/subject/about/content/physics
Gradschool Shopper:
https://www.gradschoolshopper.com/gradschool/
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I’m first!! Love it Drew 💕
What to expect in your masters degree next? Maybe cover different topics and interests for masters? That'd be so cool!!
Will you be my daddy?
I'm 45th. But no one cares.
Are you on Instagram?
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andrew i honestly love your vids
Hey nice video!
What the heck is the difference between a minor/major/undergrad/bachelor? Im from Europe and you go there to an university to get you bachelors degree after 3-4 years and after that you do your masters for about 2 years. Could somebody please be so kind and explain me the difference between those various stages of education and maybe translate them into the standard european/german degrees 😀
Thank You !
Hey Andrew? DO you recommend medical physics for grad school? thanks
I feel I'll be in for one hell of a ride considering I've never had to take any sort of SAT exam, so taking the GRE and PGRE might be a "Culture shock".
in the UK, can u go for a PhD directly after undergrad?
If you don't mind sharing, how well did you do on the PGRE, scaled score? I know how people get about sharing that lol.
Now I understand why standardized tests are big conversation
I'm over here struggling to get high enough scores on the SAT and ACT, and I don't even know what I have coming ahead 😧😧
Physics GRE is offered 3 times a year btw
This question may seem completely out of context but do you occasionally read arXiv papers? I find it quite interesting sometimes!:)