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Hello everyone,
I've always been a follower of mathematics and physics. They're both very high on my list of possible careers. I've thought about majoring in physics and minoring in mathematics, but I don't think I'd like to pursue a career in research. I then considered engineering, but I am missing one key element: I don't like building/designing stuff, so I can't see myself doing that for a career!
Can anyone give me some suggestions on some careers that involve both physics and math that does not fall into the following categories?
I still have more than enough time to think about these things, but right now I'm in between decisions. Any help is appreciated!
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I've always been a follower of mathematics and physics. They're both very high on my list of possible careers. I've thought about majoring in physics and minoring in mathematics, but I don't think I'd like to pursue a career in research. I then considered engineering, but I am missing one key element: I don't like building/designing stuff, so I can't see myself doing that for a career!
Can anyone give me some suggestions on some careers that involve both physics and math that does not fall into the following categories?
- Engineer
- Instructor/professor
- Researcher
I still have more than enough time to think about these things, but right now I'm in between decisions. Any help is appreciated!
z-c