What guidance forums are available for physics students?

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In summary, there are a variety of guidance forums available for physics students, including online forums such as Reddit and Quora, as well as university-specific forums and discussion groups. These forums offer a platform for students to ask questions, seek advice, and engage in discussions with other students and experts in the field of physics. Additionally, there are also forums specifically geared towards helping students with homework and exam preparation, providing valuable resources and support for their academic success.
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Hi! I am a 21 y/o from Mexico, that is looking forward to studying physics. I hope I can receive career guidance in these forums, I am a very troublesome, indecisive person. n.n'. Nice to meet you all.
 
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