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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for physics graduate schools and advice on improving application prospects. The individual has a GPA of approximately 3.5 in physics, plans to retake the GRE with a current score of 630, and has two publications along with a research project with ATLAS that may be published before applying. Their focus is on Particle Theory. The conversation emphasizes the importance of academic performance, research experience, and GRE scores in strengthening graduate school applications. Additionally, links to valuable resources for physics graduate school information are provided.
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Hello,

I wanted to simply post all my current stats and get some recommendations on physics grad schools or how I can improve in the time I have left before I apply. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Junior->Senior
~3.5 gpa physics
630 PGre retaking but we'll see
2 publishings and current research project with ATLAS that may or may not be published by the time I apply
Particle Theory is my field of choice.

Thanks!
 
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