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MozAngeles
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Hi there,
So I have a tricky situation. I've recently graduated with a psychology degree but I've been going back to school to pursue a higher education in physics so far its going well. But my current job situation is absolutely nothing related to the field (just something to pay those schools loans and get me by), so I wanted to know if anyone knew about any opportunities. A job that can help me show my intersest in the field (applied physics/materials schence/ aerospace engineering), but keeping in mind my actual physics experience is limited. Any help or information would help to get me stepping in the right direction, so thanks in advance.
Cheers!
So I have a tricky situation. I've recently graduated with a psychology degree but I've been going back to school to pursue a higher education in physics so far its going well. But my current job situation is absolutely nothing related to the field (just something to pay those schools loans and get me by), so I wanted to know if anyone knew about any opportunities. A job that can help me show my intersest in the field (applied physics/materials schence/ aerospace engineering), but keeping in mind my actual physics experience is limited. Any help or information would help to get me stepping in the right direction, so thanks in advance.
Cheers!