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2012-09-05 11:13 5030581 Eveningbird (Shadows.jpg 520x424 91kB)
Dear /sci/entists,
do any of you around here have experience or knowledge of studying hard sciences (such as mathematics or physics) on a terminal degree level? Any good or bad occurences? How are the people? Pros and cons?
Long story short, I am planning on getting myself a second University -level degree, but I haven't entirely decided on the specifics. Obviously my main reasons are not monetary and therefore low employment rates and wages are not an issue (I got that covered already).
I was thinking about acquiring a general degree in Physics or specializing into nanoscience. Any other alternatives I should consider? Is it possible to switch from one closely related field to another? Any advises are much appreciated!
2 min later 5030583 sage sage
IF YOU CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF, WE RECOMMEND YOU TRY RELIGION.
2 min later 5030584 Anonymous
I find it hard to believe a potential candidate for a DSc is wasting time on /sci/
3 min later 5030585 Anonymous
Pretentious twat. Go hang yourself.
1 hours later 5030709 Eveningbird (Shadows2.jpg 520x423 102kB)
OP's bump.
>>5030584
Some posts and replies around here appear reasonable enough to assume that at least a small portion of users around here have already looked into some of these matters or at least know someone else who has. Of course I could try Physforums, but I do not want to make this any bigger of a deal unless I absolutely have to.
>>5030585
I know I shouldn't feed the troll, but since when is grammatical correctness considered pretentious? If you are referring to the little background that I provided, then I can reassure you that I mentioned it because it is relevant to the case, not because of me being a dick.
1 hours later 5030724 Anonymous
>>5030581
Math isn't a science. Study what you want.
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