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matthieulabelle
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Many well regarded physicist, who have wone nobel prizes or discovered many theories, never got their BS/SB/or Bsc in physics.
Is it any easier to get a phd in physics without getting a undergraduate physics degree? (time wise)
Math degree (2 years) Masters (1 to 2 years) phd (3+ years)
Physics (3 or 4 years) and so on
is graduating 2 years earlier in math but still getting a phd in physics better, worse or it doesn't matter?
thoughts?
Is it any easier to get a phd in physics without getting a undergraduate physics degree? (time wise)
Math degree (2 years) Masters (1 to 2 years) phd (3+ years)
Physics (3 or 4 years) and so on
is graduating 2 years earlier in math but still getting a phd in physics better, worse or it doesn't matter?
thoughts?