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DatGoldenAss
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I am currently doing my bachelor's degree in Physics and my elective subjects are most of the mathematics subjects needed to complete a bachelor's degree in Mathematics. All I basically need is one first year statistics course.
The thing is that I am unsure if I should choose my subjects for third year in such a way that I complete both degrees at the same time. If I do I would be missing out on some of the mathematics that I really want to take (mathematics that would benefit me in physics but that is not core modules for mathematics).
If I do rather take the mathematics courses I want to take I shall have one First year and 2 third year subjects outstanding for a degree in mathematics. I am not worried about doing the work, as I love mathematics possibly more than physics, I am just unsure about how it will fit into my studies.
Will it be possible to do those subjects while I am busy with my honors degree in physics? Should I rather take the year after my Bachelor's in Physics to do my Mathematics degree, and only then do my honors? Should I perhaps apply for an extended degree so that I can take all the subjects that I need an want to take for my two degrees?
I am a bit lost on this and any advise on which path I should take in continuing my studies will be greatly appreciated
-The Golden One
The thing is that I am unsure if I should choose my subjects for third year in such a way that I complete both degrees at the same time. If I do I would be missing out on some of the mathematics that I really want to take (mathematics that would benefit me in physics but that is not core modules for mathematics).
If I do rather take the mathematics courses I want to take I shall have one First year and 2 third year subjects outstanding for a degree in mathematics. I am not worried about doing the work, as I love mathematics possibly more than physics, I am just unsure about how it will fit into my studies.
Will it be possible to do those subjects while I am busy with my honors degree in physics? Should I rather take the year after my Bachelor's in Physics to do my Mathematics degree, and only then do my honors? Should I perhaps apply for an extended degree so that I can take all the subjects that I need an want to take for my two degrees?
I am a bit lost on this and any advise on which path I should take in continuing my studies will be greatly appreciated
-The Golden One