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astroman707
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I’m planning on attending graduate school for physics. My interest is currently in cosmology and astrophysics, but I’m keeping an open mind. I’d like to be prepared in case I choose another field, or go into private sector instead of academia.
I’ve decided I want to double major in my undergrad, and I’m torn between what to take with physics: computer programming, or applied math.
Which one would benefit me the most?
Any general insight into this topic is appreciated.
I’ve decided I want to double major in my undergrad, and I’m torn between what to take with physics: computer programming, or applied math.
Which one would benefit me the most?
Any general insight into this topic is appreciated.