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I'm planning on going into Electrical Engineering at McGill next year, and I am debating between taking a minor in management or in physics. The only reason that I would want to take one in physics is because the subject really interests me, but I don't see myself working as a physicist. On the other hand, having a minor in management could probably help a lot on the salary side of things.
If you are taking a regular course load as well as a minor, is there usually room to take some extra courses if you want to finish in the standard allotment of time? I'm mostly interested in courses on subjects like quantum physics, relativity and particle physics.
Or will a minor in management even make a difference? That's what my friends have told me, but I don't have any idea what the job market is actually like.
If you are taking a regular course load as well as a minor, is there usually room to take some extra courses if you want to finish in the standard allotment of time? I'm mostly interested in courses on subjects like quantum physics, relativity and particle physics.
Or will a minor in management even make a difference? That's what my friends have told me, but I don't have any idea what the job market is actually like.