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I'm going into chemical physics for undergrad, but I'm worried that would hinder me in grad school if I decide to switch fields. Is it something to be concerned about?
Yes, it is possible to switch specialities between your undergraduate and graduate studies. However, this may depend on the specific requirements and policies of the graduate program you are interested in.
Some graduate programs may have specific prerequisites or requirements for admission, including relevant coursework or experience in the desired speciality. It is important to research and understand the requirements of the program you are applying to.
Switching specialities may affect your chances of getting into a graduate program if you do not have the necessary background or experience in the desired field. However, if you can demonstrate your interest and potential in the new speciality, it may not significantly impact your chances.
To prepare for switching specialities in grad school, you can take relevant courses, gain experience through internships or research opportunities, and seek guidance from professors or advisors in your desired field. You can also highlight your transferable skills and explain your motivation for switching specialities in your application.
Switching specialities for grad school can broaden your knowledge and skills, and provide opportunities for interdisciplinary research and collaboration. It can also open up new career paths and increase your marketability in the job market.