I'm Back! My First Year in a Physics Master's Program.
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- Hey guys!
I stopped publishing videos on my channel about a year ago when I finished my undergraduate degree and started my current MSC program. This is supposed to be a comeback video and reintroduction.
I am back in the game ;)
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1. www.psi.ch/en/...
2. Nano Lett. 2012, 12, 7, 3716-3721
Publication Date:June 21, 2012
doi.org/10.102...
Copyright © 2012 American Chemical Society
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I'm preparing for MBBS, can you help me in physics. I'm so weak in physics.
Sorry, I do not provide tutoring. There are many great resources online that can help you. As long as you identify what are your weakest areas of knowledge, it will be much easier to look for the information that will help you to get better.
Welcome back!
Thanks!:)
Adelante!
Thanks Carlos! )
Do you have some tips for finishing the bachelors degree? I am in my fourth year and have some delays and failures too (still need to get a couple of 1st year subjects and like half of the second year..), had some great success too with a paper , but still
First of all, thanks for leaving a comment! Hmm... that is not so easy to answer without knowing the reasons behind your setbacks. I could always say something general, like "work hard, be persistent," etc. But only you know your "WHY" for pursuing this degree in the first place.
The setbacks I experienced were mainly due to two factors: 1) being a mature student taking up a physics degree while severely lacking the math skills needed since many years have passed since I finished high school and went back to uni later at 33 y.o. 2). having kids and family to care for while pursuing my studies. However, the things that kept me going were a genuine interest in the field I am studying, the character trait to never give up what I started, ambitions for a fulfilling (albeit a demanding) career, and being an example to my kids. Feel free to find and DM me on Instagram if you have any further questions. Good luck with everything!
@@juliaifrank that's so awesome and my big congratulations to you for even almost getting your master. Insanely well done.
I also started a bit later, at 30.
Those are great tips you're sharing.
Honestly I find it hard to start on time for the exams and follow my planning, maybe has to do with some responsibility issues and procrastinating. I also feel I sabotage myself in a way, by making it harder by not studying well in advance. Was also overwhelmed the first year, and retakes piled up etc.
I'm going to graduate this year, but it will be a big challenge to pass every single subject (which I kind of need to)