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[QUOTE="HamiltOnion, post: 6578001, member: 697255"] Hello, I'm about to graduate with undergraduate degrees in physics and computer science. I'm considering applying to graduate school because I want to do physics research, but I also need a decent job at the moment (I don't believe that graduate students get paid more than a survival wage). Is there anything remotely like that in the private sector for someone with just an undergraduate degree? EDIT: I live on the North American continent but am willing to relocate anywhere. [I]Anywhere[/I]. [/QUOTE]
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