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I graduated from high school about a year ago, during which time i had taken some college classes and had managed to get my A+ certification, along with 2 lvls of cisco certification. after that i got a decent job, but decided the field was not for me. so here i am now, trying to presue my child hood dream of becoming a physicist. I am about to start attending college but I am a little lost, id like to major in condensed matter physics, with maybe a minor in bio-chemistry or something to that nature, but I am not sure exactly how to do so. all the colleges i look at offer 4-year degrees in "physics" but there's no specialized devisions(i.e. solid state, quantum mechanics, theoretical) are the course I am looking for later in my educational career? like during grad school? sorry if this seems like a really stupid question, but unfortunately i payed little attention during high school to anything college related, i was sure i wanted to do computer networking for a living.
also if anyone could suggest a minor, or possibly another major that would coincide with my physics major(solid state, condensed matter) and would help my chances of employment, i would be very grateful. thanks.
also if anyone could suggest a minor, or possibly another major that would coincide with my physics major(solid state, condensed matter) and would help my chances of employment, i would be very grateful. thanks.
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