Can I use well-known abbreviations in my personal statement?
Hey guys, I am hoping to apply for an undergraduate course in physics and wanted to know if we are allowed to use well-known abbreviations in physics in your personal statement. For example, I mention CERN without completely expanding it because its long, complicated and in French. Am I allowed to do this, since CERN is known to all physicsts?
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CERN is better known to everyone as CERN and not the full name. It’s fine to use in a PS
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