Physics Graduate School Admission Results

I declined their offer in February. They were very nice to me too.

Declined the offer. $18,000 stipend and tuition reimbursement for 9 months + $6,000 for summer (funding dependent) + $1,000 merit scholarship, no health insurance. TA duties are rough, 4-5 labs per week plus tutoring duties 2 hours per week (my MS only required 4 labs per week which was plenty). Good luck!

Admission with Robles fellowship. $32,500 + $5K summer. AMO/CME. White female.

Well, last school to hear back from. 1 admission and 7 denials... guess that makes my decision easy.

Rejected off the waitlist

18k for 9 months

Please help me choose! I failed in getting admitted to PhD this year but got two master admissions, Brown and Northwestern; astronomy field The physics master program in NU requires only one year, which means I have to apply just 8 months later. According to the situation this year, I don't think I'll get chances for PhD. In Brown they require two years, but it seems that the astronomy research at Brown is not as good as that in NU, and I heard that students easily got admitted to their master program. Really confused now. Anyone familiar with Brown physics? I still want to apply for PhD in astronomy later. Where should I choose then? I have to make my decision this week. Many thanks!!!

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Hi. Thank you. PGRE- 920, 3 publications (hep-th and cmt). Engineering major.

Physics Department Fellowship and a quarter-time Graduate Student Instructorship (GSI).

Unofficial email, four years of funding

CMT. Pretty strong LORs and 4 research projects. Don't know why.

To poster below regarding UCSB acceptances, I applied for hep-th.

My dream school, sad Monday. Strong research and LORs. Applied to the group where my project supervisor used to work. Low GPA and pGRE kills my application. HEP-ex.

Generic e-mail

Admission pending graduate school approval

Is UChicago done with its admission?

AMO Experiment.