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Help: Career Advice needed!
Hi guys
I am from India
I did my 3year - Bachelors in Computer Science (ended April 2007) from University of Pune
I have been working since...
But my desire remains to study theoretical physics and do a PhD in it...
Right now I am planning to change my...
Hello. Maybe this sort of question has been answered before so excuse my laziness.
At the moment I'm doing my 2nd year in aerospace engineering and my grades won't go much higher than 14. Still, I'd like to get your opinion about my odds if I follow a theoretical physics career or if that's...
I have graduated with an electrical engineering degree last May, and have been on the job hunt since then. Right now I have three job offers, all of which expire on Monday, and I do not know which one is the best job for my career.
One of the jobs is as a software engineer, and although it...
I am not really hardworking or talented enough for PhD level chemistry (bad as that may sound but unless you are in the top 2% of the public in both talent and work ethic you'll have a hard time), and I know that finding a job in industry is much harder with a PhD than a MS or BS. I don't need...
Sorry if this post appears twice; I couldn't figure out if it actually posted the first time.
I'd really like some career advice about medical physics. I've just finished an M.S. (with thesis) in accelerator physics, my research was about radiation and superconducting magnets.
I'm very...
I am currently on towards my undergraduate degree in Physics, with a minor in Computer Science.
Besides physics and math, I enjoy working with computers, programming, and using CAS's such as Maple and Matlab.
I am planning to work towards a master's degree in applied science but a PhD in...
Ok, here's my situation. Most of the people on here seem like they are pretty straight shooters, but perhaps there is someone out there can give me some advice. I finished my bachelors in CS in 2001, but after graduation was unable to find employment despite having internships. So I took up a...
I'm currently enlisted in the military and I have signed up for the Navy's nuclear school. I've heard that it has challenging coursework and the demands are high, which is why I was initially attracted to obtaining that job rating. Sometime down the road, I'm going to have to make a choice about...