Programs still accepting applications?

[physicscoder]

I'm graduating in May with a Physics major with Math and Astrophysics minors from a top 100 school. I have a strong programming background(C++,SQL,PERL,PHP,etc..) because I've worked as a physics programmer for the past 3 years for a defense contracting company while also going to school. My GPA is less then optimal (3.3) and my GRES are Q:700 V:500 P:600. So far I've been rejected by 2 of the 6 schools I applied to (no acceptances yet ). I'm worried that I will only get accepted into the school where I did my undergrad at.

My question to you guys is: are there physics programs still accepting applications? I'm interested in computational, astro, particle, and nuclear programs. Let me know!

[mobytish]

A lot of schools claim that they will continuing accepting applications until all spots are filled. Unless it's a top or semi-top school, you may still have a chance. However, I'd recommend contacting the schools yourself. I'm not sure any of us would really know.

I'd also consider starting to search for year-long internships or temporary jobs. I saw a few earlier this year when I was looking, though they weren't in my field of interest. I think AIP may have a list of places that hire Bachelors of Physics; I'd recommend starting there. A lot of these positions may have an application deadline and it's better to apply early and get into grad school anyway than wait to apply and lose your chance.

[physicscoder]

I just got accepted into Colorado State University today, so I guess I don't have to worry anymore!

[meggo]

I just got accepted into Colorado State University today, so I guess I don't have to worry anymore!

Congratulations!