Recent content by MF955

I was wondering what physics-major-based job has a flexible time commitment and schedule -- I want to be able to have a job where I can be financially stable and also love what I do - aka physics - but also be able to go out and have fun with my friends if they want to have an impromptu skiing...

I'm just started my summer before my four years of undergraduate studies. I plan on majoring in Physics and minoring in Astronomy. I hope to eventually go to grad school to get a PhD in Astrophysics. I was wondering if there are any resources you guys could recommend I use to help prepare me for...

I'm currently in the college search stage of my life and I want to know what is the best way to becoming an astrophysicist. What Master's, Bachelor's, Doctorate's, etc. and in what field, and if should they be done in undergrad of grad school. Any help would be appreciated.