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Taking: 1.Thermal Physics 2. Modern Physics 3. Advanced Lab now the big question 4. Computational Physics/PDEs/or independent studies (research)?
The courses you should take for your senior fall semester will vary depending on your major, graduation requirements, and personal interests. It is important to consult with your academic advisor to create a schedule that aligns with your academic goals.
The number of credits you should take during your senior fall semester will depend on your specific school and major requirements. Generally, seniors take between 12-18 credits per semester. However, it is important to consider your workload, extracurricular activities, and other commitments when determining the appropriate number of credits.
It is recommended to take at least one elective during your senior fall semester to broaden your knowledge and skills outside of your major. However, it is important to balance your course load and make sure the elective aligns with your academic goals.
It is important to plan ahead and prioritize your time. Consider spreading out your job or internship applications over the course of the semester. You can also take advantage of resources such as career services or academic advising to help with time management and scheduling.
It is common for seniors to take a lighter course load during their final semester. However, it is important to make sure you are still meeting all graduation requirements and not falling behind in any necessary courses. It is recommended to consult with your academic advisor before making any decisions about your course load.