US Astrophysics Internship for International Students

[SpaceMusicGeek]

Hi guys,

I'm from Singapore and am starting my studies in Astrophysics in Columbia in like 2 weeks! I am so excited! I am planning a bit ahead and looking at REU website for next summer's internships, and I really want an internship in my field of astrophysics. Looking through that website, it seems that most of the minimum requirement is : I have to be a US Citizen... ... argh... ... I guess I can apply for the lottery, but in the meantime, do you guys know ANY INTERNSHIP IN ASTROPHYSICS ( seriously, anything in the summer , as long as it is within astrophysics/astronomy ) where I do not have to be a US Citizen to get an Internship? I'm desperate and will do anything to get experience in Astronomy!

HELP!

SpaceNerd

 

[Stengah]

Montana State has an REU in solar physics which accepts international applicants. I think there is one other, but I can't remember it off the top of my head right now. You might be better off just seeking summer research at Columbia.