Recent content by Rose53

Is it possible to get a job in aerospace industries with a major in physics? I am planning to go for either a MS or PhD later on if I do pick a BS in physics. I like theory more than applications. Obviously applications are important, but physics appeals to me more. Its the kind of reading I...

Hmm ok.. I guess I can seek pure theoretical physics as a hobby and pursue engineering. Makes sense.

Well one of the reasons I asked is because I'm looking into 2 colleges. One offers both aerospace and mechanical eng majors, and the other only offers mechanical eng. Both colleges offer physics. So there are no jobs in the engineering field with a physics major? What kind of jobs can you...

Hi, I first started a thread about being interested in aerospace engineering. Err.. now when I think about it, I think I like pure theoretical physics as well. I was looking at one of the colleges course load for the physics major, and I really wanted to take those classes. Eventually I want...

That's actually quite inspiring, I was told the opposite, that it's difficult to get a job in this field because you'd need a degree from a really good school to actually get somewhere. I'm planning on going to a state college that offers this degree...Since I have the interest to begin with, I...

Cool. Thats good to know. I'm interested in the design and materials aspect of aerospace engineering.

Thanks. Do you know of some possible companies I can look into? Ex: nasa, boeing, northrop grumman, etc. Do you know the basic qualifications for an entry level position for those? I appreciate all the help, all the support I am getting is from here.

Hello all, Despite a lot of family discouragement, this fall I am going to choose a major in aerospace engineering. Its been a lifelong dream of mine to someday have a career that has to do with the designing of air/space crafts. It started with my curiosity in astronomy, then as a I grew...