coolnessitself
Sep5-03, 05:20 PM
Sorry to bother you guys with a kind of personalized question, but this would help me out a LOT!
I'm a h.s. senior (with good SAT and grades and extracurriculars) thats looking into majoring in physics for undergrad. I'm currently looking at Princeton, Yale, COrnell, Carnegie Mellon, and UF (as a fallback). I know that princeton is realy good in physics, same for cornell. However, I can't find any listings for Yale or CMU. The only one I can find is an old gourman report (which is no longer in print and whose statistics are questionable). Since USNews&world report doesnt rank undergrad physics, I was wondering if you knew anything about the quality of this major at these universities.
Thanks :]
I'm a h.s. senior (with good SAT and grades and extracurriculars) thats looking into majoring in physics for undergrad. I'm currently looking at Princeton, Yale, COrnell, Carnegie Mellon, and UF (as a fallback). I know that princeton is realy good in physics, same for cornell. However, I can't find any listings for Yale or CMU. The only one I can find is an old gourman report (which is no longer in print and whose statistics are questionable). Since USNews&world report doesnt rank undergrad physics, I was wondering if you knew anything about the quality of this major at these universities.
Thanks :]