How Can Undergrad Students Find the Right Subforum for Their Questions?

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In summary, a new member is seeking answers to their questions. They are looking for a concise summary of the content without any additional responses or replies. The focus is on providing a clear and concise summary of the topic at hand.
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Hello,
I am an undergrad student and I joined to ask a question I couldn't figure out on my own.

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Welcome to PF. Just browse our sub forums and find the one best suited to your question.
 

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