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Saladsamurai
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I am finishing up a 2 year Liberal Arts degree (how useless) and will be transfering out to a 4 year school. I love math and physics. I have never taken an engineering class, but for some reason I can't stop thinking about whether to take on a major in it...or physics.
I know this topic comes up repeatedly, but I am pulling my hair out here. I have until the end of the month before applications should be in (and no...I don't have all the time in the world; I am getting old).
What is the difference between Applied Physics and Engineering?
What have you studied in your Physics Major? Applied Physics Major?
Why should I get a degree in Astronomy/physics?
I like all of these subjects, but how the crap am I to decide what to major in if I do not know what job I want?
I feel bad for kids today...Holy surmounting pressure Batman!
Any insight is great...sorry for a repeat topic..but its my turn in the barrel
Casey
I know this topic comes up repeatedly, but I am pulling my hair out here. I have until the end of the month before applications should be in (and no...I don't have all the time in the world; I am getting old).
What is the difference between Applied Physics and Engineering?
What have you studied in your Physics Major? Applied Physics Major?
Why should I get a degree in Astronomy/physics?
I like all of these subjects, but how the crap am I to decide what to major in if I do not know what job I want?
I feel bad for kids today...Holy surmounting pressure Batman!
Any insight is great...sorry for a repeat topic..but its my turn in the barrel
Casey