Math Applied math with physics or applied math with comp sci?

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Switching to a computer science minor while pursuing a B.Sc in applied math and physics can enhance employability, particularly in Canada, where tech skills are in high demand. The decision may depend on whether the individual plans to pursue a graduate program, as advanced degrees can further improve job prospects. Clarifying the desired employment type is crucial, as certain fields may value a computer science background more than others. Overall, integrating computer science with applied math and physics can provide a competitive edge in the job market.
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I'm currently pursuing B.Sc degree with major applied math and minor physics. Do you guys think is it worth to switch to comp sci as my minor in terms of employability?
 
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* Do you plan to stop with a bachelor's, or continue on to a graduate program (if so, masters or PhD?)?

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