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Masters degree?
One of my friends has a B.S in physics, and a masters in mechanical engineering. He did it all in 6 years.
Now surely an appreciable amount of physics relates to mechanical engineering, but is it typically that easy to complete another "separate" major like that?
If I do 4 years of applied mathematics, could I then get a masters degree in say electrical engineering in only 2 years?
It just doesn't seem feasible. Maybe I am missing something?
One of my friends has a B.S in physics, and a masters in mechanical engineering. He did it all in 6 years.
Now surely an appreciable amount of physics relates to mechanical engineering, but is it typically that easy to complete another "separate" major like that?
If I do 4 years of applied mathematics, could I then get a masters degree in say electrical engineering in only 2 years?
It just doesn't seem feasible. Maybe I am missing something?