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I would like to know the general rankings of the Universities of California for the undergraduate physics major. Please provide reasons and explanations. Grad school information would also be helpful. :shy:
Arsenic&Lace said:ASU is sort of infamous for low standards and is relatively unknown as a physics school.
Arsenic&Lace said:Haha, Arizona State :)
Arsenic&Lace said:Yeah ASU is actually up and coming; a collaboration between the chem/physics departments is being floated as possible Nobel material; one of the guys who discovered nanotubes or something did a lot of his research here as an undergrad, there's a famous electron microscopist and I think one of the first people to image individual atoms (if I'm parsing the jargon properly) Ponce works here. And I think Professor Schmidt has some world famous algorithms for solving many body schrodinger equation or what have you.
But I suspect anywhere in the top 40 has its share of almost-famous or actually famous individuals, I was just contrasting the admissions standards which are among the lowest if not the lowest in the nation.
D.T said:I would like to know the general rankings of the Universities of California for the undergraduate physics major. Please provide reasons and explanations. Grad school information would also be helpful. :shy:
The top-ranked U.C.s for Undergraduate Physics vary depending on the ranking system used. However, some of the consistently top-ranked U.C.s include UC Berkeley, UC Santa Barbara, and UC San Diego.
The rankings of U.C.s for Undergraduate Physics are determined by various factors, including research output, faculty reputation, student outcomes, and resources available for physics students. Each ranking system may weigh these factors differently.
Yes, the rankings of U.C.s for Undergraduate Physics can change over time as the universities make improvements in their physics departments or as new data becomes available. It is important to regularly check updated rankings to get the most accurate information.
The rankings of U.C.s for Undergraduate Physics can be an important factor for students considering which university to attend for their undergraduate studies. However, it should not be the only factor to consider and students should also research other aspects of the universities, such as curriculum, faculty, and student support.
The rankings of U.C.s for Undergraduate Physics should be used as a starting point for researching potential universities. It can give an idea of the overall quality and reputation of the physics programs at each university, but it is important to also consider your personal interests, goals, and preferences in making a decision.