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Oh sorry. I made the profile a few months ago. Actually applying for the doctoral programmes.

Electronics and Telecomm engineering graduate applying for chemistry programmes. International applicant. Field of interest - Theoretical/computational chemistry. GRE - Q 154, V 159, AW 4.5 GPA - 3.0 Research - Current Internship in computational chem I'm considering the following schools after emailing profs. The replies range from enthusiastic to encouraging to 'your-engg-degree-is-not-a-problem'. But I don't know which of these schools can be classified as safe/medium/dream. Help in this area would be very much appreciated. Boston Univ Univ of Michigan, Ann Arbor Georgia Tech Univ of Buffalo, State Univ of New York Virginia Tech Rutgers, Newark Univ of Notre Dame Univ of Virgina

Yep, I'm trying to get in touch with various professors, sending emails. I just don't think I'm doing enough because my to-email list is limited and most of the professors haven't replied. Also, I think I have very little time left. The physics program is a good idea, I didn't know you could do that.

Thanks a lot, eteschoe!

Hi, I am an electronics and telecomm. engineering student. I wish to pursue Physical Chemistry for my Master's degree. I intend to give the GRE subject test in chemistry this year. So I will be studying the whole syllabus on my own. I want recommendations on textbooks and video lectures for all 4 parts of the test i.e. Analytical, Inorganic, Organic and Physical. I need books/lectures that will explain the fundamentals clearly without too much extra material. Stuff that focus on concepts. Thanks!