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As I thumb through the MSAR I notice a weird trend at some schools. Some schools will have as low as ~40% science major matriculants yet according to AMCAS self reported data ~80-90% will have research experience.
Where are all these non-science majors getting research? The only research opportunities outside of the sciences I've heard of involve maybe psychology. Are they actually getting research in the sciences? Are they just being creative with their definition of "research"?
Where are all these non-science majors getting research? The only research opportunities outside of the sciences I've heard of involve maybe psychology. Are they actually getting research in the sciences? Are they just being creative with their definition of "research"?