Recent content by J0k3r

Not particularly interested in finance but I guess that'd be a suitable backup... I'm more interested in a possible transition from physics to engineering after I graduate. Anyone have thoughts on this?

I should stop lying to myself if I am to make a good decision... I do not find economics as interesting as physics, the only reasons why I am leaning towards economics is because I am worried about finding a job opportunities after getting out of school and I am doing quite well in my economics...

Within a week, I am to select a field of study for the next three or more years of my time as an undergrad. The fields in question are physics and economics. Both subjects interest me, and I will be adding a bit more mathematics than necessary into my course load. Things to consider: -I am...

This is basically the syllabus for a math course I might take next year, I've already completed the required course in linear algebra for the physics program at my school. Would the following knowledge be helpful in any way? Or should I just take a random elective (e.g. "Greek and Roman Epic")...