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I am a physics major, and I currently attend Georgia State University. I have been accepted as a transfer student to Georgia Tech, which is a better school than State, especially in math and the physical sciences. I plan to go to graduate school in physics or possibly medical school. My grades at state are pretty good (4.0, though we are on the plus/minus system where 4.3 is perfect) and I do feel I could graduate with a 4.0 or above from there. The classes at tech would be harder, though, and I'm not sure I could graduate with anything close to 4.0.
So I guess my question is this. Would I be better off with very high grades at the lesser school or with pretty good grades (say, 3.3-3.5 or so) at the better school? Would one choice help me more with graduate school in physics? Would one help me more if I were to go for medical school? Thanks in advance.
So I guess my question is this. Would I be better off with very high grades at the lesser school or with pretty good grades (say, 3.3-3.5 or so) at the better school? Would one choice help me more with graduate school in physics? Would one help me more if I were to go for medical school? Thanks in advance.