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Lafa
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Hello,
I'm in my sophomore year of college right now, and I want to double major in Physics and Mathematics. The only thing I'm questioning now is whether I should do BS Physics+BA Math, or BS Math+BA Physics. The second option should be a little easier for me, as I'm ahead in math and slightly behind in physics, but both are still possible at this point. It's difficult to decide because I want to do my honors thesis in physics (so that would be BS Physics), but I also want to take as many courses in both majors as possible. Ideally, I'd like to do BS in both, but I just don't have time.
I'm planning on going to graduate school, but I'm not 100% sure what to study yet. I'm considering a PhD in biophysics, biomedical physics, applied math, high energy physics, or possibly others. And I think I would prefer to work in industry over academia. I realize this is a little all over the place..
If you have any advice of which route would be more advantageous as far as getting into grad school and being successful there, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
Morgan
I'm in my sophomore year of college right now, and I want to double major in Physics and Mathematics. The only thing I'm questioning now is whether I should do BS Physics+BA Math, or BS Math+BA Physics. The second option should be a little easier for me, as I'm ahead in math and slightly behind in physics, but both are still possible at this point. It's difficult to decide because I want to do my honors thesis in physics (so that would be BS Physics), but I also want to take as many courses in both majors as possible. Ideally, I'd like to do BS in both, but I just don't have time.
I'm planning on going to graduate school, but I'm not 100% sure what to study yet. I'm considering a PhD in biophysics, biomedical physics, applied math, high energy physics, or possibly others. And I think I would prefer to work in industry over academia. I realize this is a little all over the place..
If you have any advice of which route would be more advantageous as far as getting into grad school and being successful there, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
Morgan