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The discussion centers on pursuing graduate education in the U.S. for a candidate from Northeast Asia with a strong academic record, including a GPA of 4.0x/4.5 and a perfect Physics GRE score of 990/990, but lacking research experience. Participants suggest applying to a range of universities to maximize opportunities and discuss the feasibility of first obtaining a master's degree in the U.S. before applying to more competitive Ph.D. programs. Additionally, it is recommended to consult specific sections of the "So You Want To Be A Physicist" essay for further guidance on navigating the academic landscape in physics.
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I live in a country within north east asia.
I want to continue my education in US graduate school.
GPA 4.0x/4.5
Physics GRE 990/990
No research experience.

What university within what ranking should i apply to ?

Is it possible to first get master degree in US then apply for better PhD school?
 
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rar0308 said:
I live in a country within north east asia.
I want to continue my education in US graduate school.
GPA 4.0x/4.5
Physics GRE 990/990
No research experience.

What university within what ranking should i apply to ?

Is it possible to first get master degree in US then apply for better PhD school?

Please read Part V and VII in the So You Want To Be A Physicist essay.

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