A: The mountain is relatively young, but the rocks in its core are very old.

A: The fossils in the summit building are from the Briones Formation of Miocene age, and are about 12 million years old.

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A: The quarry on the south side of the mountain is one of the richest mammal bone beds in the United States, second only to La Brea in Los Angeles. Bones from 9 million-year-old horses, camels, rhinos, and mastodons have been found here—but these are much younger than dinosaurs, which died out over 60 million years ago. The bones (only fragments are found, no complete skeletons) were preserved in stream deposits.

A: Geology students must complete a research requirement in order to graduate. There is no exception to this requirement.

A: – The BA in Geology requires the same number of credits as the BS in Geology, but requires less upper-level science courses.

Geology BS Degree Requirements

A Bachelor of Science degree in Geology requires a minimum of 120 semester credits. These include:

A minimum of 42 upper-level semester credits (300 or above)

A minimum of 30 upper-level semester credits in Geology

A minimum of 18 upper-level semester credits in Geology

A: The research requirement is to give you first hand experience with some of the methods of doing scientific research, from discovering what is already known, to designing how the experiment will be done, to gathering the data you need to run the experiment, to drawing conclusions, and then formally presenting the results of your research.

A: The research requirement for the Geology major can be satisfied through any combination of the four courses listed above. A presentation at the Student Research Symposium is required for all of these options.

A: Honors research requires more work and a higher GPA, but is more formal and can be done over three semesters.

A: It's a mini-scientific meeting organized and run by a scientific society, where each person presents the results of their research during a 15 minute time interval, followed by a question and answer period.

A: The Georgia State Board of Registration for Professional Geologists has approved a seal design for registrants that is a 1.5 inch diameter outer circle with a 1 inch diameter inner circle.

A: Talk to your advisor.

A: Ask your advisor.

A: A Symposium is a large meeting of scientists where they give presentations. It is an excellent way to get your work out there.

A: You can view geology maps online via the British Geological Survey's website, or you can purchase paper maps from their online shop.

A: 1. Research the project.
2. Write a book proposal.
3. Submit the proposal to a publisher.
4. If the proposal is accepted, write the book.

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A: The rock on the summit of Mount Washington is mostly greenstone, with minor amounts of chert, sandstone, and shale.

A: The wind caves in the badlands were formed by water dissolving the cement between sand grains, and the wind later eroding the soft sandstone.

A: The canyons in the Monument were likely carved over the past three million years, and the most recent uplift and erosion occured within the last three to 50 million years. The rock layers that make up the canyons formed across billions of years.

A: No, you are not required to take the GRE to be admitted into GPS. However, if you have a low GPA, the GRE may help your application.

A: Diabase is a dark igneous rock of fine crystalline texture. It is used primarily for building stones and crushed rock for roadbeds.

A: You must meet the education and work experience requirements as described in O.C.G.A. 43-19-12 and Chapter 265-4-.02 of the Rules of the Board to qualify to take the examination.

A: The deadline for taking the GRE is April 1, and the exam is offered on April 4 and 5.

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A: Contact campus IT Express at 530-754-HELP (530-754-4357), or ithelp@ucdavis.edu to increase your e-mail quota.

A: The requirements for admission into an online MBA program are similar to those for a traditional MBA program. The admissions committee will evaluate applicants based on their transcripts, test scores, and essays. In some cases, an interview may be required. For international students, a test of English competency may be required.

A: You need to be passionate about your research, have a strong academic background, and have some research experience.

A: The rocks have been folded and lifted by compressional stresses in the earth’s crust. The greenstone and chert on the two main peaks are very resistant to erosion compared to many of the rocks in the surrounding areas and thus stand higher.

A: I do a lot of research and try to make the topics accessible to most people. I also try to write in plain language and use lots of drawings, photos, and diagrams.

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A: 1. You can now get a VPN account for LS.

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3. If you have any questions, please contact the Help Desk at help@library.berkeley.edu or 510-642-4357.

A: It takes about 7 years to get a PhD in Physics.

A: Caltech does not charge an application fee for students who demonstrate financial need.

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I recently found a bug in the new Google Translate feature that allows you to translate your own website. The bug allowed me to translate other people's websites and view their private information.

I reported the bug to Google and they fixed it within a

A: Phishing is when someone tries to trick you into giving them your personal information, like your password or credit card number. They might do this by sending you an email that looks like it’s from a company you trust, or by creating a fake website that looks like a real one.

Spam is unsolicited email, meaning you didn’t ask for it and you don’t want it. It’s often sent in bulk and can be

A: If you're off-campus, use the VPN.

The VPN (Virtual Private Network) creates a secure, encrypted connection to the UCLA network from an external network (like your home network). Once you have connected to the VPN, you will have access to all the same resources you would if you were on campus.

To connect to the VPN, go to https://vpn.ucla.edu, log in with your UCLA Logon ID, and follow the instructions.

A: If you have received a DMCA violation notification related to your Internet connection, you should contact your Internet service provider.

A: If you are in danger, please call 911.

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A: You apply to an option at Caltech, which will determine your course requirements. Many research projects span multiple options, so it is common to work with advisers outside of your option.

A: Your license will expire on December 31 of each odd-numbered year, and you can renew it online.

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A: I want to be able to access my Google Drive files offline on my PC.

A: The cloud is a set of computing resources that can be accessed and used over the internet. This includes things like storage, servers, and software. Cloud computing is a way to use these resources without having to manage them yourself.

Applications and services are what you use the cloud for. This can include things like email, word processing, and video streaming.

There are many benefits to using the cloud, including convenience, cost savings, and flexibility. However, there are also

A: Talk to your professor.

A: Geologic storage of CO₂ involves injecting the gas into deep, porous rock formations that are capped by an impermeable layer. This ensures that the CO₂ will be permanently stored and will not escape into the atmosphere.

A: Carbon dioxide is stored in a geologic formation, where it is compressed and injected into porous rock. Some of the CO₂ is trapped in the rock, and some is dissolved in the brine water. Over time, some of the CO₂ may be used up in forming calcium carbonate minerals.

A: Oil and gas deposits are a valid analog for demonstrating the permanence of geologic trapping. The hydrocarbons that we produce from geologic formations have been trapped for millions of years and would remain there for tens or hundreds of millions of years longer if we weren’t tapping into them.

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A: There are between 120 and 140 graduate students in the GPS Division, and a typical incoming class is roughly 25 students (including the ESE program). Numbers of students admitted annually by option vary, but are typically between 4-12 per year.

A: There are over 200 applications for the GPS Division each year, and each option is dedicated to giving every application a full review.

A: The application deadline for the CS minor is December 1. You will hear back from us in early January.

A: There are a few ways to explore for a research topic:
1. In each of your classes, think about the things you are learning and if you would like to learn more about the subject. If there is something you really like, ask the professor if they can help you turn it into a research project.
2. Browse the Department Website and look over the types of research that professors are doing. Specific places to look are the faculty pages and the Research Page. Talk with

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A: We want to see that you're passionate about STEM, that you've done well in your courses, and that you have the ability to think critically and independently. Having research, field, or laboratory experience is helpful, but not required. Being able to work within diverse communities is also a plus.

A: Many of our former students are now working as research scientists at Universities or centers run by NASA, DOE, NOAA or USGS. Some of our former students have moved to teaching-focused institutions or positions outside of academia, including industry, consulting, policy, and science journalism.

A: Graduate students at Caltech are paid a stipend of $45,000 a year. This typically increases annually to account for cost-of-living increases in Pasadena.

A: Yes, they are.

A: We are committed to supporting international students admitted to our graduate program in the same way as our domestic students. However, we do encourage students to apply for independent funding and fellowships opportunities, as appropriate. Fellowship opportunities will vary by country, but many governments have schemes that for which STEM students can apply for to pursue a PhD. Many of these fellowships can be used for study in a foreign country. Most US government fellowships are only available for US citizens or permanent residents, but there

A: The LSAT is an exam that potential law school students take to help them get into law school. The LSAT is offered twice a year, in March and October.

A: The application deadline for the PhD program is December 15th each year.

A: The components of the application that we evaluate are: applicant transcript, applicant statement of purpose (2 pages), resume/CV (2 pages; particularly as relating to demonstrated research experience and outputs, STEM teaching/outreach, leadership activities, work experience and time management), and 3 letters of recommendation.