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So Before I go on hoarding credits and what not I've come to this predicament (thanks to these forums).
Which is more reccomended Physics or engineering? And Then what's the difference between physics and applied physics? Are they different degrees?
My real dream is to work in a quantum lab (Quantum physics is my favourite) yet i hear engineers do a lot of work with science kinda things? So do Physicist just ponder on things while engineers just make them happen? And applied physicist are just there?
Thanks
Which is more reccomended Physics or engineering? And Then what's the difference between physics and applied physics? Are they different degrees?
My real dream is to work in a quantum lab (Quantum physics is my favourite) yet i hear engineers do a lot of work with science kinda things? So do Physicist just ponder on things while engineers just make them happen? And applied physicist are just there?
Thanks