Is it Worth Going Back to School for a Career in Physics?

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In summary, pursuing a career in physics can be a worthwhile decision for those interested in the field. With a strong demand for physicists in various industries, including technology and research, there are plenty of job opportunities available. Additionally, a career in physics offers the potential for high salaries and the opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking discoveries and advancements in the scientific world. However, it also requires a significant amount of time and dedication to complete the necessary education and training, making it a decision that should be carefully considered. Ultimately, the decision to go back to school for a career in physics will depend on an individual's interests, goals, and dedication to the field.
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I am a 25 y.o. software engineer in California with a longtime interest in physics. I regret not having studied physics in undergrad, and I am now considering going back to school or otherwise taking off significant time from my career to get to an advanced level of knowledge.
 
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