Schools List of All Physics Graduate School Deadlines?

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There is currently no comprehensive resource or webpage that consolidates all physics graduate school programs and their application deadlines. Applicants are finding that many top programs have deadlines clustered around December 1 and December 15. It is suggested that deadlines are specific to each graduate school rather than the department, making a university-specific list more beneficial. However, most applicants can easily find deadlines through a quick online search, indicating that while a centralized list would be helpful, it may not be necessary.
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Does anyone know if there exists a resource/web page on the Internet that lists all physics graduate school programs and their deadlines?
 
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I am in the process of applying right now to many physics graduate programs. The deadlines seem to be stacked on 12/1 and around 12/15 for the top programs. I doubt there is a list of deadlines that someone compiled and put on 1 page... people applying to physics grad programs can definitely scout out the deadlines on their own ;)
 
I think the deadlines are specific to the graduate school itself and not the department. Thus it would be more useful to ask for a list of deadlines by university. There probably isn't a list, though, since it takes about a minute to google a deadline.
 

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