MS in physics/astronomy/astrophysics Canada or MS in physics/astronomy/astrophysics US?
Which is go

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MS in physics/astronomy/astrophysics Canada or MS in physics/astronomy/astrophysics US? 
Which is good according to current situations?

Ishan Banerjee · Answer

Hi Suresh, I won't give GRE if I select Canada, I'm still in planning phase

Sameer Patel · Answer

MS in physics/astronomy in the US is not really a good idea for 2 main reasons:
1. Most universities will not accept MS applicants since they (most US universities) only look for PhD.
2. If you do find some that offer terminal masters programs, you will rarely find any funding for them (actually none whatsoever because funding in physics/astronomy programs) is generally reserved for PhD applicants.

Also, you will need to appear for the Physics GRE since I believe you are changing disciplines. Without the PGRE, your chances are next to none.
I would advise applying to Canadian universities but they may bitch about you not having any physics/astronomy prerequisites lol.

Suresh Chaulagain · Answer

What is your gre toefl and gpa

Suresh Chaulagain · Answer

Great

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