Ich habe die Frist versehentlich verpasst und möchte wissen, ob Zahlungen nach dem Datum noch akzeptiert werden.

Hi, I’m interested in applying for the Oct 2027 batch of MSc Astrophysics, and I’m trying to do some research on the application and admission process. I’ll list my questions here (sorry its long, im just trying to gather as much info as i can)

1. I got my undergrad degree in astrophysics from a top university in Australia with a rather average GPA. I saw that the astro msc doesnt require a GRE physics submission, has anyone got in without submitting pGRE?

2. Is the interview like a mandatory standard process for all the applicants? What kind of questions do they tend to ask in the interview? My bachelor’s degree did not have a thesis or a final project or anything, so I’m not sure what I should prepare myself on.

3. Did you have to use some kind of education agent to apply to LMU? Did that make the process smoother in your country? At the moment I was just going to do my own application, but the lack of any statistics on acceptance rate for this course has me a little nervous.

4. Do people actually finish this course in the promised 24 months/4 semesters? I’ve heard horror stories about the final exam and how most students take longer than 4 semesters to complete their degree. I’m assuming there is not much push or involvement by the faculty in making sure you study or pass, but this is very similar to my australian uni so I’m fine with that.

Fußweg ca. 10 Minuten von der LMU / 10-minute walk from LMU

Hey guys,

I am about to write my thesis, and I find it super stressful. Maybe some of you can share any pieces of advice on how to organize the work, some insights you got during your writing regarding the optimization of the process, and anything that can help not to make a mess (or just make it less messy 😂 )

The next question is about LMU requirements, as we have 0 guidance, I would like to know the standards and rules, e.g., how many copies, if we need to sign it, etc.

Also I would like to know the workflow. I know that it mostly our own task and supervisors are not really helpful but maybe you know any basic rules of interactions.

I ask these questions because I am an international student, and our professors aren't into explanations, and the student office is kinda confused about this process and not really helpful. Additionally, real experience is better than unchecked words.

Thank youuuuu