Agriculturist hoping to become physicist
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 3:30 am
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Bear with me if am off-tracked and abstract....
I am 23yrs old, graduate of a 4 year degree in agriculture ( GPA-77% ). I was forced to do this degree because of my family situation. The world has darken before me & am extremely unhappy with my profession. I am good in physics and maths and wanted to make a career in physics.
Does a really good score in GRE general and subject test with agriculture degree ( it's purely biology, no maths or physics course in it), opens the door (M.S in physics) to prestigious physics graduate schools in U.S? or Should I do a physics undergraduate degree and try my bet? even i do a physics undergraduate degree there's no possibility for any undergraduate research or experiance I can gain in my country as it's one of the most abandoned course. And i can't afford a course abroad.
Kindly advice me on this path....
Many thanks..
Bear with me if am off-tracked and abstract....
I am 23yrs old, graduate of a 4 year degree in agriculture ( GPA-77% ). I was forced to do this degree because of my family situation. The world has darken before me & am extremely unhappy with my profession. I am good in physics and maths and wanted to make a career in physics.
Does a really good score in GRE general and subject test with agriculture degree ( it's purely biology, no maths or physics course in it), opens the door (M.S in physics) to prestigious physics graduate schools in U.S? or Should I do a physics undergraduate degree and try my bet? even i do a physics undergraduate degree there's no possibility for any undergraduate research or experiance I can gain in my country as it's one of the most abandoned course. And i can't afford a course abroad.
Kindly advice me on this path....
Many thanks..