REU if you already have a degree?

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I have a BS in chemistry, but I am now working on a physics degree. Am I still eligible for physics REUs? I haven't seen anything explicitly stating that I am not eligible. Any thoughts?
 
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I'm pretty sure REUs are reserved expressly for undergraduate students.
 
I should add that I am working on an undergraduate physics degree.
 
woops, you actually already mentioned that. My bad :rolleyes:
in that case, i have no idea.
 

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