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So I am approaching my senior year. Studying right now for the GRE and all that standard business that we go through during the summer before senior year. I've got a dilemma though. I don't have a great idea of where I should aim for. I am pretty open to any location but I want to be sure that I go somewhere that will fit my abilities and I can't find great stats out there on different schools.
My interests are mostly Theoretical Physics (In general), Particle Physics, and Medical Physics.
Some stats on me are:
GPA: 3.7
Research Experience: 1 Year Computational Physics work
And I figure I will do average or a bit above average on both the regular GRE and the Physics GRE.
So where should I go? Medical physics has become a bit sketch for me (was my original hope to go to UW-Madison for it) due to my Fin. Aid calling me and telling me that I can't take the required biology and chemistry classes.
If anyone has got some tips about where I should be trying to place myself I would appreciate it. With that information I can contact some of the graduate students there and try and get an idea for each of the different programs.
Thank you for your help and cooperation. :D
My interests are mostly Theoretical Physics (In general), Particle Physics, and Medical Physics.
Some stats on me are:
GPA: 3.7
Research Experience: 1 Year Computational Physics work
And I figure I will do average or a bit above average on both the regular GRE and the Physics GRE.
So where should I go? Medical physics has become a bit sketch for me (was my original hope to go to UW-Madison for it) due to my Fin. Aid calling me and telling me that I can't take the required biology and chemistry classes.
If anyone has got some tips about where I should be trying to place myself I would appreciate it. With that information I can contact some of the graduate students there and try and get an idea for each of the different programs.
Thank you for your help and cooperation. :D