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imruined
Hello,
I am an Aerospace Engineering major looking to get accepted to a Physics Ph.D. program. I aced the Physics GRE (990), but my GPA is 3.05 following an uphill trend - early semesters as low as 1.3 to recent 4.0 (top 10 Aero school if it matters). Research experience is limited - I've gotten one publication in an astronomy field, and my rec. letters should be average.
From what I understand, GPA is a lot more important than GRE scores, and a GPA as low as mine is pretty much fatal. Considering my circumstances, do I have any chance at all?
I am an Aerospace Engineering major looking to get accepted to a Physics Ph.D. program. I aced the Physics GRE (990), but my GPA is 3.05 following an uphill trend - early semesters as low as 1.3 to recent 4.0 (top 10 Aero school if it matters). Research experience is limited - I've gotten one publication in an astronomy field, and my rec. letters should be average.
From what I understand, GPA is a lot more important than GRE scores, and a GPA as low as mine is pretty much fatal. Considering my circumstances, do I have any chance at all?