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hey, calm down. I know that all of them say "highly recommend" on their website. What I want to learn from this forum is any information the members might have based on their previous experiences.

hey, calm down. I know that all of them say "highly recommend" on their website. What I want to learn from this forum is any information the members might have based on their previous experiences.

hey, calm down. I know that all of them say "highly recommend" on their website. What I want to learn from this forum is any information the members might have based on their previous experiences.

hey, calm down. I know that all of them say "highly recommend" on their website. What I want to learn from this forum is any information the members might have based on their previous experiences.

Hi,

Can you rank or comment on the following schools in terms of their overall reputation and quality. I am applying for Physics phd, concentrated in condensed matter and statistical physics.

Also, do you think it is possible to get an acceptance without a physics subject test. (I have a MSc degree in physics, published two papers in phys. rev., have a GRE quantative score of 800)

The schools I am applying are:

Brown
University of Michigan
Carnegie Mellon
Rice
University of Florida
Duke


Thanks!!

note: i am an international student

Hi,

Can you rank or comment on the following schools in terms of their overall reputation and quality. I am applying for Physics phd, concentrated in condensed matter and statistical physics.

Also, do you think it is possible to get an acceptance without a physics subject test. (I have a MSc degree in physics, published two papers in phys. rev., have a GRE quantative score of 800)

The schools I am applying are:

Brown
University of Michigan
Carnegie Mellon
Rice
University of Florida
Duke


Thanks!!

note: i am an international student

Hi,

Can you rank or comment on the following schools in terms of their overall reputation and quality. I am applying for Physics phd, concentrated in condensed matter and statistical physics.

Also, do you think it is possible to get an acceptance without a physics subject test. (I have a MSc degree in physics, published two papers in phys. rev., have a GRE quantative score of 800)

The schools I am applying are:

Brown
University of Michigan
Carnegie Mellon
Rice
University of Florida
Duke


Thanks!!

note: i am an international student

Hi,

Can you rank or comment on the following schools in terms of their overall reputation and quality. I am applying for Physics phd, concentrated in condensed matter and statistical physics.

Also, do you think it is possible to get an acceptance without a physics subject test. (I have a MSc degree in physics, published two papers in phys. rev., have a GRE quantative score of 800)

The schools I am applying are:

Brown
University of Michigan
Carnegie Mellon
Rice
University of Florida
Duke


Thanks!!

note: i am an international student