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Should I become a physicist or a mathematician?
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[QUOTE="Choppy, post: 6493889, member: 127425"] Something to keep in mind is that you're not deciding between [I]professions[/I]. At this stage of the game, the choice before you is much more along the lines of what to pursue for advanced education. The good news is that the first year of university between a physics major and a mathematics major is generally common enough that you can easily switch between the two. Some people will even pursue a double major, at least until it becomes clear that they have a favorite. [/QUOTE]
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