Why Study Physics? Insights from a Graduate

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The discussion centers around a new member, angelie21, who has a degree in Physics education and is eager to engage with the community. Other members welcome her warmly, highlighting the supportive nature of the forum. A light-hearted exchange occurs regarding the necessity of liking fish to fit in, showcasing the community's playful traditions. The conversation shifts to the motivations for studying Physics, with one member sharing their initial struggles with the subject in high school but ultimately developing a passion for it during college. This prompts a broader inquiry into the reasons others chose to study Physics, suggesting a common curiosity about the motivations behind pursuing this challenging field.
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I am a graduate of a 4 year degree in Physics education and participating into this forum is right for me. Hope to participate soon in the discussions here.
 
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Welcome to PF, angelie21! It's a great place, hope you like it here.
 
We are looking forward to your participation! :smile:
 
Welcome angelie21. You will soon discover a great community on PF, with ancient traditions. Do you like fish ?
 
Welcom new PFer :biggrin:


P.S. Sure you have to like fish! In order to be accepted as a new member :devil:
 
hi, welcome..
looking forward...
 
Hello, thank you everyone for welcoming me here. Hope to catch up with your discussions soon.
 
I have got one question...
Why do you study Physics?
I guess the reason can't be money :D
 
Hi, Oloria. Actually in my high school years I do like chemistry and my physics grade is very low. When I entered college and take the entrance exam I got a high score in physics that's why they give me Physics as my course. In my first year it's really a struggle but when as years pass I realize that physics is the most lovable and likable subject that you can study.
Why did you ask me about money thing?
 
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I didn't ask. I just mentioned it because of my psyche. Never mind.
I suppose there are many people that study (or studied) Physics. Why did you choose Physics, folks?
 

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