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Brandon1994
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Hey,
I am currently graduating high school (this weekend) and I will be attending UC Irvine for undergraduate. My question here is to compare and contrast the careers of being a doctor or a physicist.
I have always been interested in science but I am not completely sure what to major in. Through out high school I got straight C's in all my english/history courses and straight A's in all my AP math/AP science courses.
For a long time I have wanted to be a neurologist, however, I am recently becoming more and more interested in physics. This has left me not sure of what to major in as an undergraduate. My question for you guys is to discuss the differences between studying medicine (I am specifically interested in the neuroscience major at UCI) and studying physics. In terms of pay, I am seeking a job that will provide financial stability. That is, I am not looking to make big bucks but I want to be able to own a small house and a decent car (probably around 50-60k) without being in debt or having to worry about how I am going to pay the bills.
~Thanks for any opinions
I am currently graduating high school (this weekend) and I will be attending UC Irvine for undergraduate. My question here is to compare and contrast the careers of being a doctor or a physicist.
I have always been interested in science but I am not completely sure what to major in. Through out high school I got straight C's in all my english/history courses and straight A's in all my AP math/AP science courses.
For a long time I have wanted to be a neurologist, however, I am recently becoming more and more interested in physics. This has left me not sure of what to major in as an undergraduate. My question for you guys is to discuss the differences between studying medicine (I am specifically interested in the neuroscience major at UCI) and studying physics. In terms of pay, I am seeking a job that will provide financial stability. That is, I am not looking to make big bucks but I want to be able to own a small house and a decent car (probably around 50-60k) without being in debt or having to worry about how I am going to pay the bills.
~Thanks for any opinions