Struggling with a 3rd Year Physics Degree? Join the Discussion!

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In summary, if you are struggling with a 3rd year physics degree, joining a discussion group can be a helpful way to improve your understanding and succeed in your studies. These groups offer a platform for students to ask questions, share resources and collaborate with others who are also studying physics. By participating in discussions and seeking support from peers, you can gain a deeper understanding of complex concepts and gain valuable study tips and techniques. Additionally, being part of a discussion group can provide a sense of community and motivation during a challenging degree program.
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Matt W
Hello all,

I just started a 3rd year physics degree and I'm finding it a bit of a struggle so far so might be on here quite a bit :nb)
 
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Welcome to PF Matt!
 

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