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Simfish
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Hello everyone,
Is anyone else here planning on applying to grad schools soon? If so, please holler out! Maybe we can share resources with each other (in a place where there aren't many resources).
I'm actually really into astronomy, but my area, modelling planetary atmospheres, is one where most of the work is done in geoscience departments rather than astronomy departments. So that's why I'm really into planetary science grad schools (the other factor is that I'm also extremely interdisciplinary by nature, and geoscience is more interdisciplinary than astronomy). So the schools I'm especially interested in are MIT EAPS, Chicago (both astro and geoscience), Penn State, Harvard, Washington Atmos (and/or ESS), and maybe a few others.
Note: I would prefer that this thread not be moved to academic guidance, simply because most Earth science/planetary science people know that the forum is better catered towards those of pure physics backgrounds.
Is anyone else here planning on applying to grad schools soon? If so, please holler out! Maybe we can share resources with each other (in a place where there aren't many resources).
I'm actually really into astronomy, but my area, modelling planetary atmospheres, is one where most of the work is done in geoscience departments rather than astronomy departments. So that's why I'm really into planetary science grad schools (the other factor is that I'm also extremely interdisciplinary by nature, and geoscience is more interdisciplinary than astronomy). So the schools I'm especially interested in are MIT EAPS, Chicago (both astro and geoscience), Penn State, Harvard, Washington Atmos (and/or ESS), and maybe a few others.
Note: I would prefer that this thread not be moved to academic guidance, simply because most Earth science/planetary science people know that the forum is better catered towards those of pure physics backgrounds.