Easiest Physics Graduate Schools to get into

[marksteinfeld]

Hi

I have already applied to the schools I want to get into and two others which i know I have a shot at. However I am looking for some physics graduate programs (in the US) which are easy to get into for safety.

I'd appreciate your help.

 

[Vanadium 50]

There's really nothing like a "safety school" at the grad school level - any school that offers a PhD is pretty good. There are about 150 schools that offer PhDs but 750 that offer BSs, so you are already in the top 20% - if Barron's had physics grad schools, you'd have "Most Competitive" and "Highly Competitive" and that would be it.

 

[Takuza]

http://www.gradschoolshopper.com/gradschool/rankby.jsp?q=2&cid=3

 

[marksteinfeld]

Thanks both of you!

 

[Matrix0]

I understand the desire to have a backup plan and apply to schools that may be easier to get into. However, I want to remind you that graduate school is a rigorous and challenging experience, regardless of the program's perceived level of difficulty. It is important to choose a program that aligns with your research interests and offers the resources and support you need to succeed.

Instead of focusing on the ease of admission, I recommend researching and applying to programs that have a strong reputation in your field of interest and offer opportunities for research and professional development. Additionally, consider reaching out to current graduate students or professors in the programs you are interested in to gain a better understanding of the program's culture and resources.

Ultimately, the most important factor in your graduate school experience will be your dedication, hard work, and passion for your research. So, instead of seeking out easy programs, focus on finding the right fit for your academic and career goals. Best of luck in your search!