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In summary, the conversation discusses the physics departments at SUNY Binghamton, Buffalo, and Geneseo and asks for information about the department's overall structure and research opportunities. One person shares that their friends at SUNY Buffalo say the research activity is moderate, but they are not familiar with the physics department specifically. Another person mentions that their friends at SUNY Binghamton tend to prioritize partying over academics. The conversation ends with a question about whether attending Binghamton solely for research support from professors would be a viable strategy.
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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge of the physics departments at Suny Binghamton, buffalo, or geneseo. I got accepted to all and was curious on hearing how the department works as a whole, research opportunies, etc.

Thanks you.
 
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I have a lot of friends who go to SUNY Buffalo. They tell me that the research activity there is not extremely outstanding (in regards to the amount of research that goes on) but not minimal either.

I'm not too familiar with the physics department specifically though so it might be different from the life sciences...

The people I know who go to SUNY Binghamtom just party like crazy.
 
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I have a lot of friends who go to SUNY Buffalo. They tell me that the research activity there is not extremely outstanding (in regards to the amount of research that goes on) but not minimal either.

I'm not too familiar with the physics department specifically though so it might be different from the life sciences...

The people I know who go to SUNY Binghamtom just party like crazy.

Do you think it would be a viable strategy to attend Binghamton just to gain more attention and assistance from professors for research due to there being lesser academic competition against other students who party too much?
 
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I meant to say the people I know that attend Bing party too much. I wouldn't really know if everyone that went to Bing was like that.
 
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I am unable to provide a personal opinion on the physics departments at Suny Binghamton, Buffalo, or Geneseo since I have not personally studied or worked at these institutions. However, I recommend reaching out to current students or faculty members in the physics departments at these schools for more information. Additionally, researching the department's website and publications can also provide insight into their research opportunities and overall department structure. It is important to gather information from multiple sources to make an informed decision about which institution may be the best fit for your academic and research goals.
 

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