I am considering medical physics for a career. I got a two year degree in business about 10 years ago, and I have looked around at programs on the internet. Some masters programs recommend taking organic chemistry as an undergrad student. Others just say you have to take a certain number of...
I have a strong computer science background, and I'm contemplating applying to graduate school in physics in the coming year or two. However, other than a general love of the subject, I don't really feel that I currently have the focus that I would need to have my application taken seriously...
Hi there, i am new to this forum, two questions...
1) what is the difference between physics areas: applied, classical, theortetical, quantum et al.
2) what role plays chemistry in a physics career, is it necessary to be really skilled in chemistry? sometimes thery overlapp
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Maybe this is a non-answerable topic... but here goes:
I'm a fourth-year undergrad student at M.Sc. Engineering Physics and pondering the riddle, so to speak, of what I should do after graduation. I really think physics is cool, and am interested in a broad sense of the topic (thus the...