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I'm currently in my first year of university, and I have a couple options for my degree. I can:
1) Take a degree where you concentrate in two areas. You concentrate on one a little more than the other, but end up with a broad knowledge of both.
2) Do a degree in physics.
3) Do a degree in some kind of math... general math, statistics, etc.
The problem is, I'm not sure what kind of career I'm looking for yet. I'd kind of like to be a teacher, or maybe someone who works for a polling company.
I'm also not sure if I like physics or math better - I thinkI prefer physics, except for the lab components of the course.
I have to declare a major at the end of this year... aah! Any advice? Is it better to do a degree that concentrates in both areas? I could also major in math/physics and minor in the other.
1) Take a degree where you concentrate in two areas. You concentrate on one a little more than the other, but end up with a broad knowledge of both.
2) Do a degree in physics.
3) Do a degree in some kind of math... general math, statistics, etc.
The problem is, I'm not sure what kind of career I'm looking for yet. I'd kind of like to be a teacher, or maybe someone who works for a polling company.
I'm also not sure if I like physics or math better - I thinkI prefer physics, except for the lab components of the course.
I have to declare a major at the end of this year... aah! Any advice? Is it better to do a degree that concentrates in both areas? I could also major in math/physics and minor in the other.