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Andromeda9010
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I had a presumption that PhD admissions happen all year. Apparently I was wrong, and this could cost me.
I am going to take the physics GRE on march and the general GRE probably after that.
This means if I want to get admitted for a university on fall semester, I will have to wait about two years! From now (Jan 2019) to (~Sept 2020)... I was hoping to find universities that admit PhD students on spring, but they are few. Funny thing, most top universities (around 90%) admit students only on fall semester.
Should I sacrifice the possibility of going to a good university (relatively speaking) so that I can start earlier?
Any thoughts on what should I do?
I am going to take the physics GRE on march and the general GRE probably after that.
This means if I want to get admitted for a university on fall semester, I will have to wait about two years! From now (Jan 2019) to (~Sept 2020)... I was hoping to find universities that admit PhD students on spring, but they are few. Funny thing, most top universities (around 90%) admit students only on fall semester.
Should I sacrifice the possibility of going to a good university (relatively speaking) so that I can start earlier?
Any thoughts on what should I do?