Looking for a Ph D, should I write them that I am wheelchair user from the first time?

My accident happened during univ time, so my marks were very low for those years. However, then, I improved my marks and I also finished a MSc very good. Should I tell them that the situation was because of my accident?

Join the club - I have a similar problem. I was told that even if your academic record since your first degree is exemplary, it's your academic record as a whole that is looked at. I think it's the same way for say, the university's own scholarships. This doesn't make too much sense to me, but I think it may be something to do with the number of applications the university recieves. Apparently, the '2i or nothing' rule is used as a convenient way of limiting the number of applications for a particular PhD scholarship.

I finished uni few years back. Now while applying for a PhD, I am asked to provide academic referees. I cannot do it. What option do I have?

you will need at least 10k
a year to survive
I am donig it

go for a project that make sense
and has reliable background and objectives

I've got a 2:2 from Warwick (Maths), this was low due to laziness to-be-honest, however I since did an MSc at a 5*-research top Uni in CompSci and got a MSc with Distinction. I've been suggested to do a PhD by academics but I'm confused about sponsorship - particularly EPSRC. Do I qualify with a 2:2+MSc-Dist or even if I don't, can an interested academic get me EPSRC sponsorship anyway?

Help would be appreciated as advice is ambiguous - even on EPSRC's own website which uses the word 'equivalent'.

FindAPhD team, what do you think? Thanks!

I am Student at TUHH, Presently doing my masters in Process Engineering, I am Interested in Pusuing my Doctoral Degree in U.S. I am unable to find the procedure regarding the application procedure for the same. I would be really nice if you can guide in this aspect.

Is there a place on findaphd where one can post a CV - so that potential supervisors might find it?

I guess it's not really how it works (one can't expect a prospective supervisor to 'go looking' I guess) - but I thought I'd ask.

BTW, I'm a second year D.Phil student at Oxford - but I fancy a change of subject.

Is it possible to terminate a PhD during the first year and begin a different one the following september?

I currently have a BBSRC CASE studentship but its not going well at all and I feel im better suited at working in another area.

Findaphd team, I know there's going to be an obvious answer to this question, but nonetheless what is the difference between working unsupervised and working without support and advice?

I graduated finished my biochemistry degree last year and decided to train to be a teacher. I have now had a change of heart and decided that a career in science is right for me - possibly beginning with a PhD. I know what field I would like to work in and have drawn up a shortlist of unis I would like to work at; however I am finding available opportunities scarce. Have I missed the boat? Would I be better off waiting and applying early next year?

Rare if you are from overseas.

Fellowships for PhD in soft ferrites

Is it possible to get a PhD on the basis of ones publications in the field?