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Junior Membership

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Available for recent graduates at a reduced rate of $58. This category is designed to help physicists in the period immediately following receipt of their final degree or the termination of their full-time student status. A Junior member applicant must be an individual who has received his/her final degree in the previous 12 months. A Junior member may remain in this category for a maximum of three years. After this three year period, the Junior member will automatically be billed as an APS Regular member.
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