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Worth doing physics if bad at it (and maths)?
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[QUOTE="mpresic, post: 5480358, member: 502170"] Dishsoap and DarkMatter are correct. Hard work beats any other quality for success in physics or engineering. I had an engineering professor tell me he had a former law student as his best engineering student. He told me many engineering students grasped the concepts sooner. He told me , However, this former law student would come to him for help and would literally not go to bed at night until he solved all the assigned problems. The other question: Combinatorics will not be necessary until you take at least a Jr level course in Statistical Mechanics, or maybe QM. Weak on combinatorics should not slow you down too much. [/QUOTE]
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