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that would work to your advantage. If I remember correctly the majority of people seemed to struggle most with math 101 and math 152.

This is the standard for first year applied science students at UBC, its the exact schedule I had in my first year. Don't drop any courses or you will run into trouble in your second year. You can choose to take ECON 101 later on but it's in your best interest to fullfil that credit now. APSC...

I am wondering what academic path is ideal for becoming a particle accelerator engineer. Would pursing a masters in particle physics be an effective use of my time? Are there any accelerator engineering programs out there? I currently have a bachelor in engineering physics. Thanks