Graduate School
I was looking forward to applying to graduate school for a Masters in Teaching Physics offered at the local University. When I read that description of the degree on their website it seemed to me that I could apply for the program. Their prerequisites include the normal things, like a high enough GPA, a bachelors degree, and decent GRE's. It also says that an undergraduate degree in physics is not necessary to be accepted. It also says: Undergraduate prerequisites for the program are: 1. Introductory Physics (three semesters). 2. Introductory Chemistry (one year). It goes on to say on the application page (which also refers to students applying for a Masters or PhD in Physics) that they recommend taking the subject GRE. So because I had already been thinking of calling to ask if I should take a semester of Chemistry before applying, I went ahead to and called to ask about the GRE also. I was somewhat convinced that just studying on my own I could somehow study enough to pa...