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Well i am not rich i just have two interests I've been doing ME programs since i was in 8th grade and i love it but i also love the deeper topics in physics. As far as money is concerned since i live in boston and my family both parents combined at the moment make less that 20,000 a year school...

Thanks for the info.

True, thank you've been a huge help. I appreciate it.

I have to say you do have great posts.

I don't know what you mean by "Are you here to talk about physics?" my initial question was purely physics based but the conversation about college came as a secondary conversation. and even though i enjoyed reading your post you didn't contribute to my initial question so my question to you is...

That leaves me in a tight situation in which i want to know which field i want to enter theoretical or applied.

thanks for being the first to answer my question. =) lol

It is lol.

I have always been worried about undergraduate acceptance so even though i feel confident in my chance of getting in i don't want to get rejected and not have a plan B.

yes i am i am applying to Harvard, Boston University, M.I.T, I am not sure but i wanted to apply to the University of Cambridge but i wouldn't know how that would work seeing as how i live in Boston and i don't know their acceptance policy yet. I am also considering California institute of...

well I am not good at writing but i got a 2395 so don't troll plus i type fast and make a lot of grammatical errors.

Well i have all ready taken courses their through the seed program and mites and i feel confident in myself being that I am a junior in high school and i have already completed multivariable and linear a lgebra as well as quantum mechanics through harvard extension school. now i know this is...

well MIT is a major possibility i feel very secure getting into MIT but i wanted to know if applied theoretical physics existed? And ME was my main focus but still just curious, physics is also my passion.

Hello This is my first post and i was wondering is their a possible field know as applied theoretical physics? i am very interested in both applied physics and theoretical physics but i want them to be combined. this is taken into consideration that in college i want to double major with...