Which universities are known for their exceptional Physics programs?

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Popular universities for studying Physics are often recognized for their teaching quality rather than research funding. The effectiveness of instruction can vary based on individual interests and teaching styles. Rankings from magazines can provide insights, but they may not reflect personal experiences. For undergraduate studies, affordability is emphasized as a priority over prestige. Ultimately, focusing on a cost-effective option allows students to save money before considering graduate school.
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What are some popular universities that are suppositively really good for Physics? I'm talking about about the teaching, not money for research or whatever :smile: .
 
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Each place has its better and less better teachers. But it's often a matter of who teaches what you're interested in a way that suits you personally.

You could also check out the listings magazines publish, but understand that no one can actually try out 10 different bachelor's degree and rank them.
 
For undergraduate studies it doesn't really matter. If anything, go to somewhere cheap so you can save money. Then worry about grad school in a couple of years.
 
Cool, thanks for the advice
 
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