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Dropped out for 5 years -- What are my chances at Grad schools?
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[QUOTE="bob012345, post: 6620356, member: 575631"] First, welcome to PF! I don't know but I can make a couple of observations. I think it is going to be a lot more important how you do in school now and how you finish up undergrad than what happened 5 years ago. It may also be easier to get into the physics grad school at the school you are attending now than a different one. Nothing should prevent you from talking to counselors or people in admissions where you are now to probe their minds on the matter. You may not get into your first choice but it is highly likely you will get into [I]some[/I] grad school. [/QUOTE]
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