<p>Greetings,</p>
<p>I'm majoring in EECS at Berkeley, minoring in physics. Unfortunately, I'm locked into my major per the school.</p>
<p>I am currently conducting research in astrophysics with Caltech/JPL, have won several awards and scholarships, decent GPA, etc. I am wondering as to whether or not "respectable" physics grad schools will take an EECS graduate seriously. I'm trying to gear my coursework toward the more physical areas of EE -- e.g., E&M, plasmas, quantum applications, etc. Assuming I score well on the GRE, continue to engage in research, and complete as many of the core UD physics courses as I can, will my application merit serious consideration?</p>
<p>I would just like a realistic assessment of my options. I qualify "respectable" schools in my areas of interest as being Berkeley, MIT, Caltech, Stanford, Harvard, et cetera.</p>