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I have just changed my major to physics (and math minor). I'm still not sure what field I will want to study in grad school, but I am most interested in: medical physics and radiology, astrophysics, particle physics, and nuclear physics. Currently, medicine and radiology holds the most interest for me, but I have a few questions about the field:
What classes do graduate schools offering medical physics require, besides the usual physics and math courses?
Will I need to take the MCAT in addition to the general GRE and physics GRE?
What is the difference between getting a master's in health/medical physics and getting a bachelor's in radiology?
For those in the field: Do you enjoy it? Is there anything else I should be considering?
Any other questions, comments, and concerns are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance guys!
What classes do graduate schools offering medical physics require, besides the usual physics and math courses?
Will I need to take the MCAT in addition to the general GRE and physics GRE?
What is the difference between getting a master's in health/medical physics and getting a bachelor's in radiology?
For those in the field: Do you enjoy it? Is there anything else I should be considering?
Any other questions, comments, and concerns are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance guys!