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Hey. I am a 17 year old that just finishing junior year and I've just started my college search. I want to major in something space related so, either Aerospace, or Astrophysics. If you know any good colleges that match my profile please comment. 馃檹
GPA: 3.8
AP/honors class: 11, (+4 more senior year)
Highest Math level: AP Calculus AB
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I'm also interested in Astrophysics and Aerospace, these are the schools that I have on my list:
Physics:
MIT
Caltech
Princeton
UC Berkely
CU Boulder
University of Chicago
Aerospace:
Stanford
CU Boulder
Colorado School of Mines
University of Chicago
Georgia Tech
Virginia Tech
Purdue University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is a great option! Only aeronautical university in the nation. Three campuses: Florida, Arizona, Online, and Asia. They have majors in both aerospace and astrophysics!
Hope that helps!
I'm not sure if location matters to you ... it might. If you're looking for an option in Texas, you might look here. My cousin @ Nasa graduated from here.
engineering.tamu.edu/aerospace/index.html
There are more schools than this, but here is a short list
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
Stanford University
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Texas at Austin
Princeton University
Purdue University - West Lafayette
University of Colorado Boulder
Good luck on your aerospace/astrophysics!
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Among the list, Stanford, Caltech, and MIT is the very top