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@Lalithkishore
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 • 3 years ago •
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Where can I study bachelors in astronomy ? It should be affordable

I'm in 11th and I took a gap year after 10th due to covid.

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@rht444
1 answer, 1 vote
 • 3 years ago

CU Boulder has a great program for that and is a very good college to be at, that's where I would recommend you look into.

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@Audthats
15 answers, 56 votes
 • 3 years ago

Try university of Texas at Austin, it is a really good astronomy school.

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@Paula
1 answer, 1 vote
 • 3 years ago

Hey! And where are you from?

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@Paula3 years ago

In the USA there is the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Canisius College, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology. In fact, there are many universities in the world with a suitable niche. You should ask the question more precisely

[🎤 AUTHOR]@Lalithkishore3 years ago

I'm from India.. and I am hoping to study astronomy abroad..after finishing my high school.

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