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I am an international physics PhD applicant, and my intended field is experimental condensed matter, and have interest in nanomaterials and devices, electronic materials and devices, and semiconductors.
I have received two offers from OSU and UFl, and other programs that are still reviewing my application are with rankings ranging from 20+~30+. Since I can only choose one program, I want to withdraw the application for other unnecessary programs as soon as possible.
I especially need information about JHU, PSU, OSU, Brown, Rice, GIT, Purdue, UCI, UCDavis, BU, UVa, UF. I see from those schools' websites that they all have some good faculty in these fields, so I can not make a decision, can anybody give me some advice?
PS: I prefer a school that is both strong in my intended fields and easy for me to find a good job in industry.
Thanks!
I have received two offers from OSU and UFl, and other programs that are still reviewing my application are with rankings ranging from 20+~30+. Since I can only choose one program, I want to withdraw the application for other unnecessary programs as soon as possible.
I especially need information about JHU, PSU, OSU, Brown, Rice, GIT, Purdue, UCI, UCDavis, BU, UVa, UF. I see from those schools' websites that they all have some good faculty in these fields, so I can not make a decision, can anybody give me some advice?
PS: I prefer a school that is both strong in my intended fields and easy for me to find a good job in industry.
Thanks!