What's Next for a Chemistry Student Interested in Physics?

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In summary, for a chemistry student interested in physics, there are many potential paths to explore. Some options include taking courses in both subjects, pursuing a double major, or focusing on a specific subfield that combines elements of both disciplines. Additionally, seeking out research opportunities or internships in physics-related fields can provide valuable hands-on experience. Networking with professionals and attending conferences or workshops can also help expand knowledge and potential career opportunities. Ultimately, the key is to stay curious and open to new learning experiences as a chemistry student interested in physics.
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Quantum Cat-87
Hello,
I am a student studying Chemistry at the undergrad level who has become increasingly interested in Physics. I have taken the Basic three semesters of Physics, and will be moving into QM in the fall. I am considering grad school.
 
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