Which PhD programs have the highest acceptance rates?

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And yes, people with 3.3s DO get into physics grad programs, and it’s actually not uncommon. The key to that: a high PGRE score paired up with research. Sure, lots of people complain about the PGRE, but it’s incredible how little they study for it. They just convince themselves that their coursework is sufficient enough and put off studying.

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<p>Go through the Physics GRE site. Then go through the biosciences chances site. I can assure you that kids get into top bioscience programs with 3.5 GPAs which would be mediocre in physics.</p>

<p>I am not a physicist by the way- just pointing out what I have seen from general observation. In general:</p>

<p>physics>chemistry> biology in terms of difficulty of getting in. Likely biology is based more on research than actual grades, but still some people with amazing physics research have problem cracking top 10 schools.</p>