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agm2010
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Hello-
I'm a Florida resident and I intend to major in physics at a FL university starting next fall. So far I've been accepted to USF and UCF. I was surprisingly rejected from UF this past Friday. I think I was a great candidate but I understand that UF had a huge applicant pool so there certainly were better suited applicants. I will find out in March if I've been accepted to FSU.
From my research it seems that FSU is the best choice for physics out of FSU, USF, and UCF. I'd like to hear someone's experiences with these schools' physics departments. I searched here and only found a few UF threads, and even those were sparse.
Are there any other Florida schools I should consider for physics? There are still quite a few still accepting new applications. I know that a visit is the best way to find out about a university, and I plan to do that very soon. I just don't see the harm in asking here.
Thank you!
I'm a Florida resident and I intend to major in physics at a FL university starting next fall. So far I've been accepted to USF and UCF. I was surprisingly rejected from UF this past Friday. I think I was a great candidate but I understand that UF had a huge applicant pool so there certainly were better suited applicants. I will find out in March if I've been accepted to FSU.
From my research it seems that FSU is the best choice for physics out of FSU, USF, and UCF. I'd like to hear someone's experiences with these schools' physics departments. I searched here and only found a few UF threads, and even those were sparse.
Are there any other Florida schools I should consider for physics? There are still quite a few still accepting new applications. I know that a visit is the best way to find out about a university, and I plan to do that very soon. I just don't see the harm in asking here.
Thank you!