What to Expect When Studying Astrophysics in University?

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Hey everyone, I'm brand new here! I absolutely love Physics, specifically Astrophysics, I'm actually looking to study black holes and stellar evolution. I'm preparing to go to University this fall to get my bachelors in Science with a major in Physics and a minor in either Mathematics or Chemistry. I've been studying Astrophysics on my own for about 5 or 6 years now and I've also been following all the research and recent discoveries with black holes and quasars. I'll be getting my degrees late in life since I'm 32 now and plan on going all the way up to a masters degree but I love the field so much. I also just recently got my first telescope as well.
I look forward to talking to everyone and learning from everyone as well!
 
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