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Teach Myself Advanced Math/Physics/Astronomy
So say perhaps my biggest desire amongst the three is astronomy. Then clearly I would need to study a ton of astronomy (duh), and perhaps a full degrees worth of physics. But which math should I teach myself. I'm not sure exactly what branch of Astronomy I'd like to do (could be anything from...- Falcon9
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Teach Myself Advanced Math/Physics/Astronomy
What if 10-15 years down the road I decide I want to try my hand in some physics or astronomy research? Would I have to go all the way back through school, or are there other paths into getting a Phd or finding a research job without one? What if I managed (somehow) to conduct my own research on...- Falcon9
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Teach Myself Advanced Math/Physics/Astronomy
Thanks for the response! Do you recommend any texts/study tips for self-teaching those subjects?- Falcon9
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Teach Myself Advanced Math/Physics/Astronomy
Hello all, I've recently decided to switch from double majoring in Math/Physics and Astronomy to engineering (either mechanical or aerospace, haven't decided yet.) I'm quite disappointed to be dropping these majors, but alas, Engineering has the jobs. Anyways, I'm wondering how feasible it...- Falcon9
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Switching to Engineering after Undergrad
Hello all, I'm currently a Sophomore double majoring in Math and Physics & Astronomy, but I'm considering going into Engineering. I really love my current majors, but I'm doubtful of my future career opportunities with them. I'd eventually like to end up doing work related to...- Falcon9
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