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Hello, I'm a freshman from New Jersey studying at The University of Illinois at Urbana, Champaign. I am studying electrical engineering now, but I am considering studying physics and math.
I enjoy electrical engineering classes, but I am more interested in a research field and physics has always interested me. I think if I majored in physics I would do graduate school shortly after. I am also considering grad school for physics after completing undergraduate study in EE. If I did change major I would consider transfering to Rutgers University because I would receive in-state tuition and be able to more easily afford graduate school.
Is UIUC vs. Rutgers for physics a large difference in education?
Am I better off majoring in physics or EE in my undergraduate if I then go to grad school for physics?
Any general info about physics undergraduate, or physics as a proffession, etc is appreciated.
Thanks.
I enjoy electrical engineering classes, but I am more interested in a research field and physics has always interested me. I think if I majored in physics I would do graduate school shortly after. I am also considering grad school for physics after completing undergraduate study in EE. If I did change major I would consider transfering to Rutgers University because I would receive in-state tuition and be able to more easily afford graduate school.
Is UIUC vs. Rutgers for physics a large difference in education?
Am I better off majoring in physics or EE in my undergraduate if I then go to grad school for physics?
Any general info about physics undergraduate, or physics as a proffession, etc is appreciated.
Thanks.