OwlWildcat
New member
Hey y'all! 
As a 20-year-old Physics major at Georgia Tech, I'm diving deep into Quantum Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Advanced Calculus this semester. 
While I live for those mind-bending theoretical concepts, tackling complex problem sets and writing detailed lab reports can be a struggle.
One thing that's been on my mind lately is the hunt for research opportunities. 
Georgia Tech is a hub for cutting-edge research, but I'm finding it challenging to snag a spot in a lab or project.
Any fellow STEM enthusiasts out there who've faced similar hurdles? How did you navigate this maze of research possibilities on campus? I'm all ears for any suggestions or tips on how to break into the research scene at Georgia colleges like Tech.
Maybe there are specific resources or programs I should check out? Or perhaps some insider advice on reaching out to professors for opportunities? Anyway, thanks in advance for any insights you can share! Let's help each other thrive in this academic jungle together.
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As a 20-year-old Physics major at Georgia Tech, I'm diving deep into Quantum Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Advanced Calculus this semester. While I live for those mind-bending theoretical concepts, tackling complex problem sets and writing detailed lab reports can be a struggle.
One thing that's been on my mind lately is the hunt for research opportunities. Georgia Tech is a hub for cutting-edge research, but I'm finding it challenging to snag a spot in a lab or project.Any fellow STEM enthusiasts out there who've faced similar hurdles? How did you navigate this maze of research possibilities on campus? I'm all ears for any suggestions or tips on how to break into the research scene at Georgia colleges like Tech.
Maybe there are specific resources or programs I should check out? Or perhaps some insider advice on reaching out to professors for opportunities? Anyway, thanks in advance for any insights you can share! Let's help each other thrive in this academic jungle together.
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