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As many may know, the UC system recently released all of their admission decisions. I was able to get into UCSD, UCSB, and UC Davis, each with the physics major. I want to do theoretical physics (as the title states), or something involving applied mathematics and physics. My interest lies with relativity, quantum mechanics, and the possibility of integrating them together. While I am not completely sure what my end game focus is, I have a good idea that I enjoy working with math equations, and I know that I am able to learn quite quickly if I am interested enough in the subject. Out of the three schools, does anyone have any suggestions about which might fit the best?
I currently know someone at Davis who is investigating electron spin in the applied mathematics program, and that would be an example of something that I might be interested in. Thanks for any help!
I currently know someone at Davis who is investigating electron spin in the applied mathematics program, and that would be an example of something that I might be interested in. Thanks for any help!