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[QUOTE="jtbell, post: 5826490, member: 20524"] I guarantee that you'll study quantum mechanics because it's one of the core subjects of any undergraduate physics degree. You'll also study some special relativity as part of your core courses. General relativity is an optional elective probably in the senior year at most schools. Undergraduate physics degrees are mostly generic, not specialized. [/QUOTE]
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