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I just looked further into this..Yeah, Applied Physics is both Theoretical and Experimental it seems.

I was looking at Caltech's website and it said they have courses for both. So, it could just mean Applied Physics is put into one category?

Hello everyone, I'm considering becoming an Applied Physicist. I just need some help. Here are the questions I would like answered. -What would a Theoretical Applied Physicist research? -What would a Experimental Applied Physicist research? -Which one would have more of a likely...

Like I said before, I've always enjoyed mathematics, solving problems and making things simpler. To be honest, I don't think Computer Science will help me in my career. Though, it is an interesting subject by itself. :)

Well uh..I can't fix it..XD...I'm new to this.. XD

OH! I am so SORRY! I meant to put Applied Math! Sorry about that..I'll fix that XD

I don't plan on becoming a Physicist. I want to get my Degree in Applied Mathematics. (Like I said before.)

Well, I'll be going to college soon and I'm currently choosing my major. I know I would like a degree in Mathematics because I've always liked figuring out problems or making things simpler. I do need some help though. My college offers two Mathematics majors. I think I'll probably go to Grad...

It may be kinda dangerous to get a Ph.D. right now. I mean, like Locrian said, they're a lot of people who are only a couple years younger than you that have a Ph.D. If you don't have any financial problems at the moment, then you could give it a go. If you have a family, in debt, or just not...

For a while, I thought Theoretical Particle Physics would be a great career. Though, it is, I later learned it's a field that I would NOT be good at. I still wanted to get into Physics though, it has always interested me :). I need some help though. I've already researched about Astrophysics...