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PhD in Physics after getting my MS Physics in the US
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[QUOTE="Vanadium 50, post: 6866032, member: 110252"] They only offer an MS. While what people said is true, you need to check, having looked at the SJSU requirements for an MS, it is virtually certain that you will need to take multiple classes at your PhD-granting institution. [/QUOTE]
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