What Draws New Physics Graduates to Astrophysics and Quantum Mechanics?

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Greetings!

I'm a new member, and thought I should introduce myself. I'm a senior physics student (currently in my last semester). I don't plan on pursuing grad school right after college, but I don't have any jobs lined up either. My interests in physics are in the area of astrophysics and quantum mechanics, but I've taken some pre engineering courses such as condensed matter and electronics.

Glad to be here,

-Robert
 
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