I am currently enrolled in an online M.S. in applied physics program and am wondering, if I maintain a 4.0GPA, if it will outweigh the 3.5 GPA I had in undergrad. Should I instead focus on research? Should I reach out to professors at my current institution to build relationships that could take me into a PhD program at this institution(JHU)? What should I be doing now as a M.S. student to increase my chances at getting into the PhD program?
The reason I am enrolled in an online, non-thesis M.S. is because I just recently had a daughter (3mo. old) and can not just up and move at this time. In a couple of years, I plan on relocating to pursue a PhD in physics.
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I am currently enrolled in an online M.S. in applied physics program and am wondering, if I maintain a 4.0GPA, if it will outweigh the 3.5 GPA I had in undergrad. Should I instead focus on research? Should I reach out to professors at my current institution to build relationships that could take me into a PhD program at this institution(JHU)? What should I be doing now as a M.S. student to increase my chances at getting into the PhD program?
The reason I am enrolled in an online, non-thesis M.S. is because I just recently had a daughter (3mo. old) and can not just up and move at this time. In a couple of years, I plan on relocating to pursue a PhD in physics.
Thank you for your time.
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