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ryrykim
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Hey everyone!
I am interested in applying to a medical physics graduate program, but frankly I don't know a whole lot on the process. I am currently a junior majoring in biophysics with 3.4 major GPA. I have taken a majority of the pre-med prerequisites (i.e organic chemistry), if it will help at all with my application. By the time I graduate, I will have 2 years of research experience. I have not taken the GRE yet, but am planning on taking it soon.
Given my background, what are some possible programs that I will be competitive for (PhD or MS)? I understand that there is not a lot of information to go off on, and I will glad to provide any more if need be. What are some things that I can do to help my application, and what are things that admissions for medical physics programs are looking for?
Thank you!
I am interested in applying to a medical physics graduate program, but frankly I don't know a whole lot on the process. I am currently a junior majoring in biophysics with 3.4 major GPA. I have taken a majority of the pre-med prerequisites (i.e organic chemistry), if it will help at all with my application. By the time I graduate, I will have 2 years of research experience. I have not taken the GRE yet, but am planning on taking it soon.
Given my background, what are some possible programs that I will be competitive for (PhD or MS)? I understand that there is not a lot of information to go off on, and I will glad to provide any more if need be. What are some things that I can do to help my application, and what are things that admissions for medical physics programs are looking for?
Thank you!