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llha
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Hello there!
I recently had the privilege of being accepted to UC Berkeley and Cornell for my undergrad! I'm very grateful to both universities for this opportunity. I'm just generally wondering what factors for grad school admission I should be considering when choosing between unis, like prospective research opportunities and professors. If you have any personal experience with these schools, please let me know!
I know this might be getting too ahead of myself, but this is really important to me! For reference, I'm planning to major in astronomy and physics. Thank you in advance!
(Also, if it's important, I'm an OOS applicant for UC Berkeley. Cost also isn't an issue! I just would like a more experienced perspective on what's important for graduate school. Thanks again!)
I recently had the privilege of being accepted to UC Berkeley and Cornell for my undergrad! I'm very grateful to both universities for this opportunity. I'm just generally wondering what factors for grad school admission I should be considering when choosing between unis, like prospective research opportunities and professors. If you have any personal experience with these schools, please let me know!
I know this might be getting too ahead of myself, but this is really important to me! For reference, I'm planning to major in astronomy and physics. Thank you in advance!
(Also, if it's important, I'm an OOS applicant for UC Berkeley. Cost also isn't an issue! I just would like a more experienced perspective on what's important for graduate school. Thanks again!)