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Thank-you for the advice :D

Thanks for the insight :D The reason I would take the classes is because they interest me - not because it will be of value to me as an entrepreneur. In NZ uni/college fees are covered by a student loan (no interest). Though I don't really mind whether or not these would be of benefit to me, as...

If things go as planned that (I hope) won't be an issue. I want to be an entrepreneur.

Thanks for the info! very insightful :) I'm 16 btw, second to last year of high school, living in New Zealand. Do you know whether there is any overlap in the papers? If there was maybe I could still do physics while applying my CS skills? Anyway; adhering to your advice, I would probably do...

Thanks for the answer. I was kind of hoping that it could be done in the same time as a double-undergrad-major... but supposing it can't, I don't think an extra year is too bad :)

Sorry for the vagueness; I thought tertiary level was clear enough to answer this question - perhaps not. I'm thinking of a bachelor degree, not PhD... or masters.

Hi all, I'm new to these forums... they look pretty cool though so I'll probably try to contribute a bit. I'm very passionate about: maths, computer sci, and physics. I would like to pursue them all at tertiary level, but I'm unsure how achievable/realistic this would be. Please let me know...