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burgerusmc
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Ok, here goes I'll try to keep it semi short.
When I was in high school I despised school. I knew I wanted to be a Marine so all I did was the bare minimum to pass. Did 6 years in the Marines, got out. I then went to school for motorcycle mechanics and realized that, now as an adult, I love to study and learn! The mechanic thing did not work out so I am currently going back to school for Computer Aided Draft and Design. I had to take a physics class as a pre-req. and I fell in love with it. It's mesmerizing. I am now debating about, once done with this degree, to go back to school yet again and at least peruse an Associate's in Physics. Not for a career, simply for the knowledge and teaching.
What do you guys think about that? Would it be worth it? After an Associate's would I even have enough schooling and knowledge to grasp some of those concepts that I can't currently understand? Etc, etc.
Sorry for the kong post but I look forward to the great help amd information!
When I was in high school I despised school. I knew I wanted to be a Marine so all I did was the bare minimum to pass. Did 6 years in the Marines, got out. I then went to school for motorcycle mechanics and realized that, now as an adult, I love to study and learn! The mechanic thing did not work out so I am currently going back to school for Computer Aided Draft and Design. I had to take a physics class as a pre-req. and I fell in love with it. It's mesmerizing. I am now debating about, once done with this degree, to go back to school yet again and at least peruse an Associate's in Physics. Not for a career, simply for the knowledge and teaching.
What do you guys think about that? Would it be worth it? After an Associate's would I even have enough schooling and knowledge to grasp some of those concepts that I can't currently understand? Etc, etc.
Sorry for the kong post but I look forward to the great help amd information!