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jordy1113
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Hi, I'm a freshman physics major. I initially went into physics to become an astrophysicist, since then I realized my love for biology (NOT medical) and ecology. I began to look into physics degrees and careers that could tie the two worlds together. The basic internet search has not helped me very much and my professors at school are all the typical solid-state, atoms, and laser types of physicists so they have been little help as well. I have found environmental physics is a real thing but very little beyond that. Could anyone tell me some samples of jobs in the field of environmental physics? Or just more about it in general? (edit: I do plan on getting a Biology minor in addition to a BS in physics and plan to go to grad school)
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