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  1.    Ashleynwj reacted to a post in a topic: How much money do people earn right after finishing up a chemistry PhD?
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  4. this_isnot_here
    A) Depends on what type of chemistry B- Depends on the size of the company (larger companies will pay more) C) More prestigious colleges will also pay more, D) Depends on whether you want to go into academia or industry E) Depends on where you live (cost of living affects sal Professorship at a liberal arts college probably will not pay a lot, but if you work your way up to tenure, it's good money-ish. A large company like Intel/3M/Bell Labs etc. from what I've heard, starts people at 90-100K. A guy I know started at 100K straight after his phD.
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    I've seen places going from 400-500 with anything from water + internet included, to all utilities. If you get a 2 bedroom with a roommate, you could very easily pay 400 for everything. That's the funny thing about the stipend haha, it seems like not a lot but then you realize that housing is so unbelievably dirt-cheap, that if you factor in cost-of-living, the stipend is way more than (most) anywhere else will give you.
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    I would pass on campus housing. According to the tenant union, the campus housing has received the most complaints of any apt complex over the last 5 years out of the options they gave me. Also, that's kind of expensive, considering you could probably get cheaper stuff a few blocks down the road.
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    Hi, everybody! I'm headed there this fall as well for a chem PhD. As far as apartments go, the packet they give you is a good place to start, the classifieds and the tenant union are also good resources to verify if the places are good to live in, and then maybe craigslist as like a supplement. I'm probably looking into housing pretty soon, as well. I think if all of us join forces and pool the info together here, everything should work out ok haha.
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    So, I get into UCLA, but not UCSB. wat.
  9. this_isnot_here
    I was accepted Feb. 12, and they used the words 'early admit', so who knows, heh. I thought more people would have applied there!
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    I'll trade you Northwestern for my UCSD.
  11. this_isnot_here
    That makes three of us. Pretty much a 100% chance of rejection, so not holding my breath.
  12. this_isnot_here
    Wow another person from SD? Nice haha
  13. this_isnot_here
    Accepted into Cornell! Woohoo.
  14. this_isnot_here
    Materials/interdisciplinary. You?
  15. this_isnot_here
    ^Out of curiosity, when did you hear from Cornell?
  16. this_isnot_here
    Nah, I think you nailed most of it. Are you going to UIUC on the March 1-3 weekend by any chance?
  17. this_isnot_here
    Yep. Same. Waiting for Cornell and Northwestern, apparently UIUC is tied with Northwestern in my field and both are better than Cornell, so I could care less because I'm not going to go there and it's a toss-up between Urbana and Northwestern. Berkeley I've already written off as a rejection, so I just wanna know. It's killing me haha.
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    Department.
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