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I just thought we should have a place for anyone in geology to make any kind of random geology related post they needed. Here we go.http://upload3.postimage.org/80079/MountHiller_typelocalityforlacoliths.jpg
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, Mar 12 2006 02:57 AM
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ophiolite
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Posted 20 March 2006 - 04:29 PM
I'm a fellow geologist!
Where all did you apply and what's your status?
I'm currently a MS student at UNC - CH and applied to Wisconsin, Syracuse, Kansas, Montana, and Minnesota.
Accepted: Wisconsin, Kansas, Montana
Rejected: Minnesota
Not sure what they are doing but don't care: Syracuse
I've signed on for my PhD in the geochemistry group at Wisconsin, I'll be working on oxygen isotopes in zircon of metamorphic rocks (UHP/HP) to understand exhumation mechanisms of these rocks.
Where all did you apply and what's your status?
I'm currently a MS student at UNC - CH and applied to Wisconsin, Syracuse, Kansas, Montana, and Minnesota.
Accepted: Wisconsin, Kansas, Montana
Rejected: Minnesota
Not sure what they are doing but don't care: Syracuse
I've signed on for my PhD in the geochemistry group at Wisconsin, I'll be working on oxygen isotopes in zircon of metamorphic rocks (UHP/HP) to understand exhumation mechanisms of these rocks.
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 05:01 AM
I applied to six schools in all. I have heard back from four, only one of them was bad news. I am still waiting on the University of Texas and Penn State. I am going crazy waiting on these last two. I do not know where I want to go yet, though one is slightly in the lead. I will be flying out to visit two of the schools I have been accepted to beginning this week. Where I go depends on the visits at this point; what will be the best fit.
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Posted 02 April 2006 - 06:45 AM
How did your visits go? Have you made a decision yet? Hear from Penn State?
I've just finished my last visit and am having a hard time with the decision. In the back of my head I think I know what I want to do but I'm reluctant to jump too quickly.
I've just finished my last visit and am having a hard time with the decision. In the back of my head I think I know what I want to do but I'm reluctant to jump too quickly.
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Posted 03 April 2006 - 03:46 PM
No decisions yet, I have one more visit this week, and then I must decide. Nope, no news from Penn State yet, so sad, I REALLY liked the program and the people (well from what I could tell through email contact and internet info). What schools are you debating over at this point?
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Posted 26 September 2010 - 04:18 PM
I think it is time to restart this forum so that us poor geology people don't feel lonely!
Applied: UChicago, UMich - Ann Arbor, Columbia, RGGS, UTexas - Austin
Rejected: UChicago, Columbia, UTexas - Austin
Accepted:
Rejected: UChicago, Columbia, UTexas - Austin
Accepted:
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Catherine Ivanova
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Posted 02 January 2012 - 11:39 AM
Hello friends!
excuse me, can you advise me useful books for those who begins studying geology and its environmental questions? I had found some books in the free scientific library - for example that
http://reslib.com/bo...hanging_Earth#1
but i am interested in your advice.
Thank you!
excuse me, can you advise me useful books for those who begins studying geology and its environmental questions? I had found some books in the free scientific library - for example that
http://reslib.com/bo...hanging_Earth#1
but i am interested in your advice.
Thank you!
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 10:15 PM
Hello friends!
excuse me, can you advise me useful books for those who begins studying geology and its environmental questions? I had found some books in the free scientific library - for example that
http://reslib.com/bo...hanging_Earth#1
but i am interested in your advice.
Thank you!
http://ocw.mit.edu/c...netary-sciences
That website is pretty awesome and gives you more classroom type knowledge with exams to test yourself.
Rea
Accepted offer to Virginia Tech with research assistantship beginning this summer!
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