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1. Application Resources: 

• AIP Releases the Enriched GradschoolShopper.com AIP Releases the Enriched GradschoolShopper.com A comprehensive one-stop website for researching graduate programs in physics, astronomy, and related fields   Prospective graduate students have a new and powerful tool to help them evaluate and select the graduate program that best meets their needs and academic goals. The American Institute of Physics' (AIP) newly enhanced and updated GradschoolShopper
• Berkeley's Statement of Purpose Hints) http://grad.berkeley.edu/admissions/apply/statement-purpose/
• Develop your scholar potential: National & International Scholarships Office (NISO): https://www.purdue.edu/niso/scholarship/candidate.html
• Society of Physics Students - Grad School Resources
• Cost of Living:https://www.purdue.edu/gradschool/admitted/housing-and-relocation/cost.html

2. MS programs geared to Industry

• Students interested in MS geared to Industry: https://internship.uoregon.edu/apply
• Quantum Technology Master's Internship at U Oregon: visit the program’s website https://quantumtech.uoregon.edu/ or e-mail the program director Prof. Nik Zhelev (nzhelev@uoregon.edu).

3.Excess Undergraduate Credits --- counting the course towards Graduate School

*** This is important if you are intending on conutinuing your graduate program at Purdue***

Seniors in their last year as an undergraduate, can take a graduate level course to count towards their graduate career in the upcoming years.  However, these courses can NOT count towards their BS degree. These courses must be in excess of the undergraduate degree requirements.

The regulations state the following:

•  the student must take the class as a senior

•  must receive a grade of B or better

  To review the complete policy, click here and go to item H.

 

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