Princeton Physics Ambassadors

Do you want to learn about Physics grad admissions from a Princeton perspective? Attend the Grad Life, Grad App, and CV & SOP webinars! Register ASAP, first event is in 10/20. See our site for more details! phy-ambassadors.princeton.edu/grad-admission…

Check out this amazing "Pathways to Physics PhD" program our friends at UMD Physics are running! umdphysics.umd.edu/academics/grad… There's a webinar tomorrow (Friday, Oct. 8th @ 3PM) for HBCU students interested in applying, register now to receive a Zoom link: forms.gle/pVkNgwDMbSNMB3…

The 2022 Prospective Physics PhD Review is accepting applications! P4 runs Jan 28th-30th and helps students engage in research, identify ideal grad programs, and develop a competitive grad app. Click here for details and how to apply! phy-ambassadors.princeton.edu/p4/

Otherwise, definitely draft your CV/SoP as early as possible - you'll want to do multiple rounds of revision with your advisor(s) throughout the Fall. " 2/2

Gage DeZoort: "Definitely line up a solid research experience! This is your last chance to really make some progress on a project before application season. 1/2

"What are some of the most important things a junior can do during the summer before grad apps?" This question is the start of a regular Q&A the Ambassadors will run here on twitter. Check the replies for answers!

Bennett Greenberg: "Research! And study for PGREs if you still need to take them."

"Another great thing to do is to study for the regular GRE and Physics GRE. Finally, it doesn't hurt to start talking to your research advisor or professors you know to discuss possible physics grad schools." 2/2

Suren Gourapura: "An REU program, NASA internship, or similar nationally recognized experience is fantastic for this time. So is a funded, full-time research opportunity with a research advisor at your university. 1/2

Mark your calendars, P3 is an incredible program! @PUGrad_ADI_team

Check out the talks from our very first P4 (Prospective Physics PhD Preview)! We're grateful to have had such excellent attendees. Stay tuned for next year's program! #20210409.detailed" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">indico.cern.ch/event/1006121/…

4 pm(EST) FRIDAY, OCT. 16: “Grad Life @Princeton Physics” Seminar for US and international prospective grad students: princeton.zoom.us/j/95143456987 Organized by Princeton Physics EDI Initiative bit.ly/2FoJRCW. Grad program details bit.ly/33UUWoP. #PrincetonPhysicsEDI