How I Got a First Class Astrophysics Degree | Top Tips

[@terencemeikle534]

A really great video. Very wise advice. I'm really impressed that you rode through that early set-back and triumphed in the end. All credit to you, fella. 👍

[@LewisMCooper]

Much appreciated!

[@_Recluse]

Congratulations, Thank you for the tips Were very helpful for me.

[@LewisMCooper]

Thank you! Glad you found them useful!!

[@codieloades5741]

Well done Lewis congrats

[@LewisMCooper]

Thank you! Hope you enjoyed the video!

[@scintillatingddl]

This is very great. Thank you so much

[@LewisMCooper]

Glad you liked it!

[@aysagoogoonani1028]

Who knows which is better to go? Astrophysic,aerospace engineering or astronomy?

[@LewisMCooper]

It's completely dependent on your preferences. Astronomy and astrophysics are pretty closely linked. Aerospace engineering focuses more on the technology and engineering that's required for space exploration. I'm planning on making a video on this soon

[@harohar134]

Do astrophysics degree hard for a student with part-time job and other extracurricular activities? Which are some of the best universities for astrophysics other than Cambridge,Oxford,ucl and imperial? Can I be placed in NASA or Us based research centres after my degree in UK?

[@LewisMCooper]

It will be harder but definitely not impossible. I knew several people who had part time jobs and did very well in their degrees. I'd recommend going on a university ranking website like QS or Times Ranking to see the rankings of universities. And I believe you can get visas to work abroad but I'm not sure how and for which organisations :)

[@d_i_a_v_l_o3827]

bath, bristol, durham, st andrews, edinburgh, manchester, birmingham, warwick

[@prabakaran9172]

Correct your posture while talking bruh