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Hi! I am from Hong Kong.I love this forum very much!
I am going to enter university in September but i am faced with a dilemma-that i cannot declare a double major in math and physics.
So that means i can only choose one of them. Which one should i choose?
First of all, I am good at maths and i love it very much. However, i am not very good at physics(failed twice in school exam) but i love physics very much as well. Actually, i love these two subjects equally.
Secondly, i personally think that studying physics is more USEFUL than studying math. In my opinion, the knowledge of university physics is always applied to the real world(like car industry, engineering);while university math is too complex and not very useful(just my opinion). Conquering difficult math questions is wonderful, but is it worth it to spend three years studying sth too complex and not so practical?
Thirdly, i don't want to waste my math talent.
What should i do? Thank you very much!
I am going to enter university in September but i am faced with a dilemma-that i cannot declare a double major in math and physics.
So that means i can only choose one of them. Which one should i choose?
First of all, I am good at maths and i love it very much. However, i am not very good at physics(failed twice in school exam) but i love physics very much as well. Actually, i love these two subjects equally.
Secondly, i personally think that studying physics is more USEFUL than studying math. In my opinion, the knowledge of university physics is always applied to the real world(like car industry, engineering);while university math is too complex and not very useful(just my opinion). Conquering difficult math questions is wonderful, but is it worth it to spend three years studying sth too complex and not so practical?
Thirdly, i don't want to waste my math talent.
What should i do? Thank you very much!