What are my chances to go into physics?

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A 4th year medical student expresses a desire to switch fields to electrical engineering or theoretical physics in the United States, despite not being a U.S. citizen and lacking an American high school diploma. The individual is 20 years old and seeks information on their chances of being accepted into an American university given their unique background. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by international students and the potential pathways for transitioning into a different academic discipline.
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Hi , I'm a 4th year medical student but I don't want to do medicine anymore , actually I want to do electrical engineering or theoretical physics in the United States .I'm 20 years old now and not a USA citizen . what are my chances? Can an american university accept some one like me?
I also do not have american high school diploma
 
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