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CanisMinor
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(First I would like to point out that English is not my mother tongue and I'm working on the language. Apologizes if I commit any mistake throughout this post)
Hello everybody:
Recently I discovered this forum and after some hours browsing the website I have to say it has impressed me because I had been looking for such a complete and interesting forum during this year and all my efforts had been in vain so far. Regarding to this post, there are a few personal questions that I think you could help me to think over them.
I'm a sixteen years old high school student from Spain and I would like to study Physics in college. I love Sciences and I have no trouble studying Physics (well, it is not a piece of cake for me but I'm stubborn enough to spend as much time as I need to solve a problem or doing research; also I'm a little bit dreamer and I like to spend time observing and thinking about what happens in my surroundings). Before beginning the baccalaureate I was not sure about what career should I choose, but then I started to feel atracted for physics. This passion has not vanished and I'm decided on continuing this path (this crazy but amazing path).
There are a few questions that concern me. Recenty I realized that even though in my current course I have no problems with Mathematics, I have realized that my Math-base is not well constructed. I need to fix it, so I decided to start studying by my own. Nevertheless, I found a incredible extensive amount of information and books but it has been very difficult for me to choose and programme a selflearning course. I do not want to ask you for a planning because I know that os something that I have to prepare by my own working hard, but I would thank you if you could recommend me some Maths books of high school level and college level (for beginners and more advanced, to take a look).
As well as preparing Maths I'm working on Physics, of course. In this case I have no problem organising the materials that I have found. However I would like to know more about how is the daily worklife of a researcher or which opportunities leds a career of Physics. I'm conscious that this is a theme which is treated in other posts, but I'm new in the website and I need the guide from an expert. Also I would thank any advice of how could I prepare my level of Physics for college.
I know that the career is hard and it needs a lot of work. I know it and I want to be prepared for this.
This is all for now. I sincerely appreciate all your advices and attention.
Thank you ;)
Hello everybody:
Recently I discovered this forum and after some hours browsing the website I have to say it has impressed me because I had been looking for such a complete and interesting forum during this year and all my efforts had been in vain so far. Regarding to this post, there are a few personal questions that I think you could help me to think over them.
I'm a sixteen years old high school student from Spain and I would like to study Physics in college. I love Sciences and I have no trouble studying Physics (well, it is not a piece of cake for me but I'm stubborn enough to spend as much time as I need to solve a problem or doing research; also I'm a little bit dreamer and I like to spend time observing and thinking about what happens in my surroundings). Before beginning the baccalaureate I was not sure about what career should I choose, but then I started to feel atracted for physics. This passion has not vanished and I'm decided on continuing this path (this crazy but amazing path).
There are a few questions that concern me. Recenty I realized that even though in my current course I have no problems with Mathematics, I have realized that my Math-base is not well constructed. I need to fix it, so I decided to start studying by my own. Nevertheless, I found a incredible extensive amount of information and books but it has been very difficult for me to choose and programme a selflearning course. I do not want to ask you for a planning because I know that os something that I have to prepare by my own working hard, but I would thank you if you could recommend me some Maths books of high school level and college level (for beginners and more advanced, to take a look).
As well as preparing Maths I'm working on Physics, of course. In this case I have no problem organising the materials that I have found. However I would like to know more about how is the daily worklife of a researcher or which opportunities leds a career of Physics. I'm conscious that this is a theme which is treated in other posts, but I'm new in the website and I need the guide from an expert. Also I would thank any advice of how could I prepare my level of Physics for college.
I know that the career is hard and it needs a lot of work. I know it and I want to be prepared for this.
This is all for now. I sincerely appreciate all your advices and attention.
Thank you ;)