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Graduate programs in atmospheric science

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From: Leigh Palmer
Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 00:17
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Our best undergraduate has just informed me that he wants to do graduate work
in atmospheric science. He asked me to write letters for him to Cal and
Cornell, both of which have programs in atmospheric science. Are there some
good programs he is missing? Is there, for example, a program at Boulder with
NCAR?

I feel terribly unqualified to advise this student in this area, and it's
getting late! He will write the GRE tomorrow, and we'll be in the reference
business very soon. What other schools should he get his grades sent to? Where
are the best programs?

Please reply by direct e-mail since I don't often read news at home.

Thanks for the help,

Leigh Palmer
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