Where Can I Find Old Entrance Exams for a Physics Graduate School?

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A user is seeking assistance in locating a thread from over two months ago that contained old entrance exams for a graduate physics program, possibly from USC. Despite attempts to find the thread using available search tools, the user has been unsuccessful. The conversation highlights the challenge of retrieving specific information from past discussions in online forums.
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Greetings,

2+ months ago, someone posted old entrance exams to a graduate school (physics)

I think it may have been USC but I'm not sure.

I didn't download it and now I can't find the thread with the link

Can you help?

Thanks
Sparky
 
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Erm.. you've got access to the exact same search tools that we all have!
 
I tried the search tools and struck out -

Oh well.
 

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