What are the career options for a 10th grader interested in music and physics?

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Hi,

I am new on the news group, and I want to say hi to everyone.
I am in 10th grade right now, and interested in many things. I want to be either a composer or a theoretical physicist. I hope I meet some nice knowledgeable people here.
 
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Originally posted by merong
Hi,

I am new on the news group, and I want to say hi to everyone.
I am in 10th grade right now, and interested in many things. I want to be either a composer or a theoretical physicist.

hi! i am not much better off. (i'm only in ninth.)




I hope I meet some nice knowledgeable people here. [/B]

i have no doubt you will.
 
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Hi merong, and welcome to PF. That's great that you want to be a theoretical physicist. We have a few professional ones here. You can also use PF to help with your current studies in math and science.

Enjoy!
 
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Welcome to PF!

Originally posted by merong
I want to be either a composer or a theoretical physicist.

Be both!
 
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Be both!
Yeah... Pull a Kepler...
 
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Welcome to the PFs, merong. I hope to see more posts from you in the future. This is an excellent place to have your questions answered, or to post any of your ideas.
 

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