Best school for Physics in Minneapolis St Paul area?

In summary, the conversation is about finding the best school in Minneapolis St Paul area to study physics. The person is doing research for their wife who wants to leave the medical field for science and is looking for recommendations. The University of Minnesota is suggested as a potential option.
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Best school for Physics in Minneapolis St Paul area??

I am new here and I am doing some resrearch for my wife who is working towards eventually leaving the medical field for science.I am trying to compile a list for her of the best schools in the area to study physics.Any help would be greatly appreciated
 
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PookDo said:
I am new here and I am doing some resrearch for my wife who is working towards eventually leaving the medical field for science.I am trying to compile a list for her of the best schools in the area to study physics.Any help would be greatly appreciated
University of Minnesota seems like the obvious choice. I'm only slightly biased.
 

FAQ: Best school for Physics in Minneapolis St Paul area?

What are the top schools for studying Physics in Minneapolis St Paul area?

Some of the top schools for studying Physics in Minneapolis St Paul area include University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, Macalester College, and St. Catherine University.

What makes these schools stand out for Physics education?

These schools have strong Physics departments with experienced and knowledgeable faculty, well-equipped laboratories, and a variety of research opportunities for students.

Are there any specific programs or concentrations within these schools for Physics?

Yes, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities offers a Bachelor of Science in Physics with concentrations in Astrophysics, Biophysics, and Materials Science. Macalester College also has a Bachelor of Arts in Physics with concentrations in Astronomy and Biophysics.

How do these schools compare in terms of tuition and financial aid for Physics students?

The tuition rates vary among these schools, but they all offer various financial aid options such as scholarships, grants, and work-study programs for students pursuing a degree in Physics.

Do these schools have any notable partnerships or collaborations with local research institutions?

Yes, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities has partnerships with institutions such as Fermilab and Mayo Clinic for research opportunities for Physics students. Macalester College also has collaborations with local research institutions, including the Space Physics Institute and the University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute.

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