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Hello! I've been lurking here and have read lots of interesting opinions and information on various physics programs as we worked through the college application process with my son. (He lurks in other areas of this site.) We've received the last results we were waiting for on his undergrad applications, and I would appreciate input on the list of acceptances we have to choose from.
He applied as a physics major, and would likely add an astronomy minor. He would like to do graduate work at an Ivy or other high-level program, eventually earning his PhD and doing work in theoretical astrophysics. He has been accepted to SUNY Stony Brook, UB (SUNY @ Buffalo), RIT, and UofR. Would your choice/rank of these programs change if money were no object, vs money being an object? (He's received various dollar amounts of merit scholarships...)
Lastly, if anyone has anything to add regarding honors college at SB or RIT, particularly as a science/physics major, that would also be very helpful.
Thank you for any info and guidance you can share!
He applied as a physics major, and would likely add an astronomy minor. He would like to do graduate work at an Ivy or other high-level program, eventually earning his PhD and doing work in theoretical astrophysics. He has been accepted to SUNY Stony Brook, UB (SUNY @ Buffalo), RIT, and UofR. Would your choice/rank of these programs change if money were no object, vs money being an object? (He's received various dollar amounts of merit scholarships...)
Lastly, if anyone has anything to add regarding honors college at SB or RIT, particularly as a science/physics major, that would also be very helpful.
Thank you for any info and guidance you can share!