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michaelkorn
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The difficulty is that I am graduating from high school this year and most internships are either for undergraduates or high school students. I am not really sure which I am considered and I prefer to be in a program in which I am neither underqualified nor overqualified.
I am a prospective physics major. Specific areas I would like to pursue include:
nuclear physics
astrophysics
quantum mechanics
high energy
particle.
I have excelled in every physics course at my school. I captain the physics olympiad team and we have won competitions.
Do you know of any internships (preferably paid) that fit my criteria? My research has brought me to very few options.
I am a prospective physics major. Specific areas I would like to pursue include:
nuclear physics
astrophysics
quantum mechanics
high energy
particle.
I have excelled in every physics course at my school. I captain the physics olympiad team and we have won competitions.
Do you know of any internships (preferably paid) that fit my criteria? My research has brought me to very few options.