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Maple Leaf
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Hello friends. I'm an economics major who felt too unconfident in his math skills to enter physics. Two semesters into college, I realize that I know enough math for intro courses.
So, to be honest, I'm considering returning to physics. However, I have taken (and will take) NO math or physics courses this semester, and I must take eight general education courses over the remaining three years, which is insane. I'm not a fan of that. With all that said, how could I ever major in physics? How could I get a better background in math while I'm at it? This is stressful.
So, to be honest, I'm considering returning to physics. However, I have taken (and will take) NO math or physics courses this semester, and I must take eight general education courses over the remaining three years, which is insane. I'm not a fan of that. With all that said, how could I ever major in physics? How could I get a better background in math while I'm at it? This is stressful.