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Hi everyone,
This being my first post to the forums, I figured I would seek guidance regarding my university applications which are looming over my head.
I'm applying to several universities on different fronts. In high school, I had ****ty marks (past mistakes which I have learned the hard way from.) and do not have the best science/math background..yet...
I'm highly fascinated by math/science/et al.
So far, I've got three applications done...those will be my "fall back" applications. Into some easy arts programs to upgrade my GPA if my marks do not get me into primary choices.
The rest...seven of them. What do I want? I don't know.
I really like physics, but I think it's more from a recreational point of view. But it fascinates me so much..studying it would be cool too.
I love math. I'm a numbers person, not a people person. I intend, one way or another, to combine all my interests. (Cognitive Sciences, maybe?)
The majors I'm looking at: EE, Comp. eng., physics, math, english, psych and cog. sci.
maybe a double major? I don't know..
Maybe someone who has been there and is now in a career could help.
I'm just thinking this out...throwing ideas around...reading / skimming textbooks and stuff.
Thanks a lot for any help provided. :)
This being my first post to the forums, I figured I would seek guidance regarding my university applications which are looming over my head.
I'm applying to several universities on different fronts. In high school, I had ****ty marks (past mistakes which I have learned the hard way from.) and do not have the best science/math background..yet...
I'm highly fascinated by math/science/et al.
So far, I've got three applications done...those will be my "fall back" applications. Into some easy arts programs to upgrade my GPA if my marks do not get me into primary choices.
The rest...seven of them. What do I want? I don't know.
I really like physics, but I think it's more from a recreational point of view. But it fascinates me so much..studying it would be cool too.
I love math. I'm a numbers person, not a people person. I intend, one way or another, to combine all my interests. (Cognitive Sciences, maybe?)
The majors I'm looking at: EE, Comp. eng., physics, math, english, psych and cog. sci.
maybe a double major? I don't know..
Maybe someone who has been there and is now in a career could help.
I'm just thinking this out...throwing ideas around...reading / skimming textbooks and stuff.
Thanks a lot for any help provided. :)