What is it like being an aspiring physics major?

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In summary, being an aspiring physics major is both challenging and rewarding. It involves a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and a strong curiosity about the fundamental laws of the universe. As a physics major, one can expect to spend countless hours solving complex problems and conducting experiments in the laboratory. However, the satisfaction of understanding the mysteries of the physical world and the potential to make groundbreaking discoveries make this journey well worth it.
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Matt Armstrong
Hi, my name is Matt.

I, like a lot of other undergrads here, am an aspiring physics major. I have always loved the sciences and physics is my favorite science subject. Though I do not deny that I have mountains to climb, I am determined to climb those mountains and hope I can learn more about physics so that I can enjoy something I love and feel good about it.
 
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Welcome to PF Matt!
 

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