Undergraduate Research Journals?

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Several users are seeking journals that accept undergraduate papers, with the Canadian Undergraduate Research Journal being mentioned as a potential option, though concerns about its acceptance of U.S. submissions were raised. The Online Journal of Undergraduate Research in Physics was also noted, but its lack of clear information regarding submission deadlines is a concern. Another suggestion includes the Journal of Undergraduate Research in Physics, which may provide additional opportunities for undergraduate authors. The discussion emphasizes the need for accessible and clear submission guidelines for undergraduate researchers.
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I'm looking for journals which are specifically for undergraduate papers. So far, I've found the Canadian Undergraduate Research Journal (cupj.ca), but I'm in the United States and doubt they accept out-of-country papers. I've also found The Online Journal of Undergraduate Research in Physics through SPS, but their website is lax on information of when drafts, etc., are due. Does anyone know of any others?
 
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