erore2

Thanks for the post. My problem is especially the research that I am offered, it is from the area I have experience in but I would like to move to something else. I should also mention that I am 33 and I am currently finishing masters in theoretical physics. Before even starting physics career I also got masters in economics. Do you think this played role in the decision process?

I was rejected from all the schools I wanted to attend. I got acceptance from two backup schools (physics in Kansas and UCF). I tried to write to some of the schools which rejected me to get a feedback, unfortunately, there were no replies. Now, I am deciding whether to go to one of those above or wait and try again. I was also considering going to one of the above but try application in autumn anyway and if I am accepted change the school. Do you have any experience with this - take a backup school and try another round of applications? Thanks a lot.