what is the average intelligent quotient required to become a nuclear physisist?
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Foremost requirement is interest\n\nOne of the second most importrant requirement is determination.\nThrow IQ into trash. \n\nto be a physisist, one requires a lot of patience\nweather in nuclear physics or any other. You\nrequire it to acheive both short term and long term goals.\n\nAnother requrement is to be up-to-date in developments in your specialized area of nuclear physics.\n\nAnother requirement is that you have to be creative \nand able to appreciate other's results.\n\nYou should know Electrodynamics, Particle physics, \nsome Plasma Physics and of-course Nuclear physics,\nMathematical Physics and Quantum Physics to\nbe able to make your arguments well.\n\nNote that appreciating all that does'nt mean \nhaving done better at tests.\n\nNuclear physics is an interdiscplinary field\nand involves the knowledge of both experimental\nand theoretical physics regardless of your aims.\nTo be a good experimentalist you need to\nknow some theory & vice-versa.\n\nIn short, YOU HAVE TO BE A HARD WORKER & BRAVE.\n\nthere will be times of difficulty but the above\ntraits will guide you through.\n\nHere is my rating\n\n[1]. Love & Interest   ( with this, others will follow soon)\n[2]. Determination    (i wanna go on & on, regardless of my position)\n[3]. Patience   ( i wont deduce too soon )\n[5]. Creativity  ( any way, you'll loose it as you get older)\n[6]. Knowledge   ( it come with time, do'nt worry)\n[7]. A good Advisor, mentor etc ... ( he will teach you all these qualities)\n[8]. Being organized (you will not commit so many spelling mistakes as i do)\n[9]. Academic perfomance ( it helps people plan you career)\n\nI honestly tried to answer, maybe others will differ.\n\nBest of luck for the future  !!!
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Around 50,000/y right out of college. up to 80,000/y with experience.\n\nthis is aproximate.
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none.\n\nA Ph. D. is a brutal accomplishment.
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try this website, I just did a search and this came up:\n\nhttp://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Nwfaq/Nfaq5.html
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81 is average, but I would not put too much emphasis on the number. I have meet some really dumb people with high IQs. Focus on ability and talents, not the nummber.
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350 is sufficient. Great Question.\n\nI'm a math major.
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...depends on what test you take.\n\nIf you want a number, then 100 is average.\n\nSee\nhttp://www.mensa.org/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iq
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Physics, Maths and did I say physics and maths?\n\nI'm not sure what level you're at now, if you haven't started a degree then looking towards going to a place that has a strong nuclear physics group inside the physics department would be a good idea.\n\nIf you want to work in a nuclear power plant then a nuclear engineering degree would probably be better than nuclear physics though if you want to research and design the next generation of power plants then nuclear physics is probably what you'll want.
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Any quotient is a ratio, and by definition an average I.Q. will be 100.\nThe ratio, I.Q. = (mental age / chronological age)100.\n\nHave a look here:
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An i.q. score of 117 is in the high average range with a 90 to 109 being average. \n\nDescriptive Classifications of Intelligence Quotients\n \n \n \nIQ\n Description\n % of Population\n \n130+\n Very superior\n 2.2%\n \n120-129\n Superior\n 6.7%\n \n110-119\n High average\n 16.1%\n \n90-109\n Average\n 50%\n \n80-89\n Low average\n 16.1%\n \n70-79\n Borderline\n 6.7%\n \nBelow 70\n Extremely low\n 2.2%\n \nI hope this helps!
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I'm not sure on all the details, but I know that in order to enter the seminary, you must have a bachelor's degree and have taken a specific number of philosophy courses.  I would suggest talking with a priest and finding a seminary to find out more.
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the stated average is 100.\nthe average college graduate is usually around 120.\n'genius' levels begin around 135.\n\nthere are many iq tests online.  i've linked to one below.\n\n//
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your "intelligence quotient" is supposed to measure your ability to reason and your potential knowledge and thiking. or something like that. all it reallytests is how well you take that one particular test.
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I don't think we'll ever know.  High IQ does not equal fame or "success."\n\nIf you're talking about the most intelligent popular person, most would say Einstein.  I think he was one really smart guy, but come on...he had one big idea.  He was a one-hit wonder.  Granted, it was a BIG idea, but I don't think that physicists needed E=mc^2 to figure out the atomic bomb or atomic fission.\n\nI think that most individuals would not qualify as "most intelligent."  I think you'll have to look at a society for that one.  The most intelligent society, I think, would be the Western world, including Japan and others that are of a similar perspective.  They made great strides in human rights, technology, world peace, and charity.  And these things were accomplished by many great leaders, and the society that agreed with them.
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Last time I checked it about 5 years ago it was 146. I was in gifted classes throughout school and was giving IQ tests yearly, the highest I ever made on one was 171. \nBut it was always kind of boring to take them so if I would have put some effort into it I probably could have made higher.\n\nI've always found atheist to be the least intelligent of humans, It's because they don't seem to care or put any effort into anything.\n\nThe average human IQ is between 75 and 130, I believe average would be around 100 for all humans.
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I think, I heard somewhere that below 100 is considered to be "intellectually challenged" and over 140 is considered "genius"....Mine is 127, according to popular tests..BUT If I take that test again, I might score higher, since I've already experienced these tests and know what to expect..
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This is a hard question to answer because there are different forms of intelligence.  There are people who are book smart, people who are good with electronics, philosophical people etc.  \n\nHowever, I think people who can form an opinion based on a reasonable thought process and can still honestly consider other points of view (even if they still don't change their own opinion) are pretty intelligent.  Closed minds are small minds but if you open your mind it is free to grow as large as it wants to.