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From Physics to EE: Exploring the Path to Becoming an Engineer | Tips & Insights
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[QUOTE="berkeman, post: 5721628, member: 8921"] Welcome to the PF. :smile: If you want to work as an EE eventually, why don't you just switch majors now? I agree that physics is more fun to study than EE :biggrin:, but upper-division (the last 2 years) for physics and EE are very different. And trying t\o make that up in graduate school kind of is a waste of graduate school time, IMO. As for getting a job as an EE, I look for applicable experience or background when interviewing EE candidates. If most of your background and experience is in physics, that will put you at a disadvantage in EE interviews, I believe. [/QUOTE]
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