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Which school is good for PhD of physics?
Now I'm studying physics ( 2nd year honours)
I wanna study physics at abroad
Plz recommend country that suitable with me
Sorry for my low eng skill .
Now I'm trying to improve .
Thank u for reading my Q and hope u guy answer it.
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• 4 years ago[edited]
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• 4 years ago
This is aimed at undergrad students, not graduate students. With that being said.
USA:
- UC Berkeley
- Harvard
- MIT
- Stanford
- Princeton
- CalTech
United Kingdom:
- University of Cambridge
- Oxford University
- Imperial College London
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• 4 years ago
There are many good physics schools in the U.S. (I'm assuming youre not from the U.S. based on your english). Some great schools are Caltech, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Harvard, UC Berkeley, Cornell
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SAT: 720 math
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