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kev12592
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to decide on classes for my senior year and I am not sure if it is worth it to take a grad class or not. I have completed all but one of the important physics undergrad courses. I will be applying to grad schools next winter
Here are the option's I have:
1. Finish my math major, take that one undergrad physics course, minimum credit hours, and study like mad for the pgre.
2. Do all of 1, but include a grad physics course.
I could do option 2, but I think I might get burned out and wind up not studying for the pgre. How beneficial is it to your grad school resume if you take and do well in a grad course anyways? I want to finish my math major, just as an added plus in case physics grad school doesn't work out.
I'm trying to decide on classes for my senior year and I am not sure if it is worth it to take a grad class or not. I have completed all but one of the important physics undergrad courses. I will be applying to grad schools next winter
Here are the option's I have:
1. Finish my math major, take that one undergrad physics course, minimum credit hours, and study like mad for the pgre.
2. Do all of 1, but include a grad physics course.
I could do option 2, but I think I might get burned out and wind up not studying for the pgre. How beneficial is it to your grad school resume if you take and do well in a grad course anyways? I want to finish my math major, just as an added plus in case physics grad school doesn't work out.