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@chiro: Good advice. One of the problems is, however, that I'm having difficulty narrowing it down from three majors to only one (or two at most). Which major do you think would be most appropriate? @Bipolarity: That's great! I think I might have that book around somewhere, too. I'll take...

I do have an interest in physics, but it's more of an interest a la "should I start designing new technology, I want to at least know what I'm talking about", but I don't necessarily need to have a deep understanding of the underlying theory of physics (although I like to read interesting books...

Fair enough. The point is, though, that I'm fairly certain that I want to do one of those three majors. My question is simply: for someone who wants to be an entrepreneur in a technological field, which major would you think would be best?

I'm fine with all sorts of math, just not the 'prove theorem X' kind of it. I wouldn't mind having to do a bit of this in college, but I don't see myself doing this a lot in my future job if I can avoid it. I did not say any such thing. (Unless, of course, it turns out that you have to prove...

It depends. I like math-puzzles, and I'm fine with math-calculating-stuff, but I don't much like math-proving-stuff (which I understand is the kind of math you tend to get at university level). EDIT: I just found out that the official English name we use for 'technische bedrijfskunde' is...

Hello people, I'm going to have to choose a major sometime soon, and I'm still not quite sure. Basically, I'm thinking about choosing between applied physics, business economics, and technological business management (more about that in a bit). One of my dreams - if you can call it that - is...