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twofish-quant said:Depends on what you mean by an "ok job in physics". If you have any intention of a tenured faculty position in a major research university, then you have very little chance of getting that since anyone also very little chance of that.
If you want to teach high school or community college, then it's a lot easier. Also your Ph.D. will be a job.
The main issue is how this interacts with your personal life. Being a graduate student is a full time job that pays very little and leaves almost no time for anything outside of school.
what about industry? govt/national labs? military?