i have to decide on my subjects for leaving cert (ireland) and i cant choose between business or physics, the other 3 subjects that i am doing apert from english irish and maths are german history and chemistry i just cant decide doues anyone have advise??
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Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
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You have to study physics, chemistry,biology .
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I'm a little confused as to why a degree in Physics would get you a job in finance.  but anyhoo....  Yes there are lots of jobs out there in the engineering fields, especially if you specialize in solid state or fluid dynamics.
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i dont know but you should study english - i study economics not finance. Finance is just more focused, i guess its for people that know exactly what they want to do i.e. a boring accountant.
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I have a B.S. (physics) and a J.D. (law). I found that my physics degree has served me well. Other science majors in my law school class also did very well.\n\nMy experience as a former practicing physicist, former science teacher, and now attorney is that a MSc in the same natural science field as you BSc doesn't mean much - either go for the Ph.D. (which is such an investment that you are more or less committed to teaching or research), or use your B.Sc. either alone or in combination with a degree in a different or complementary field.\n\nMBA's vary dramatically in quality and prestige -  I think an MBA from a top notch school right after your BSc will serve you well. Otherwise, consider either getting the MBA later after you decide on a career, or consider possibly a complementary science degree (perhaps engineering/applied technology/management information systems?)
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I love Science(Specifically Chem. related things), Music(Jazz band or AP music theory) and PE. Ooo and history too GO AP EURO. I'd like to take a psychology course too, its always sounded interesting to me.
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If you like physics, but do not want a degree in physics, you should consider engineering.  Physics and math are the two core foundations of most engineering disciplines.
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Imagine that you have graduated college and you need to get a job RIGHT NOW.  The pressure is on....so you have to decide, you should  look in the paper or yahoo hot-jobs under different sections and see if anything looks appealing.  The first thing you need to do is eliminate something.  There are a few basic categories of careers: Finance, business, medicine, psychology.  Many people go with psych cause it's easy and interesting to study in college (but remember  picture yourself out of college) but once you get out unless you get your PhD or become a therapist ect, there's not much you can do with that.  So then take medicine, can you see yourself as a doctor or a nurse?   Or can you see more possibilities and expansion in business or finance.  If you want to work for a company maybe you should go with business cause in business there are so many different branches that you can explore.  I hope this helps but ultimately you need to eliminate things before just choosing something.   Just get a bachelors in something broad enough to be appealing for many different companies or whatever broad field you find desirable
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There are two schools of approach for careers in geology or environmental science.  Both entail graduate school!  One is the technical root (which I took), with lots of science, including sub disciplines of geology, along with chemistry, physics, and biology.  The other is the non-technical pathway of business and sociology, which can get you nice jobs, but leaves you short when it comes time to address the sticky scientific issues (I am showing my bias here for the first root, aren't I?).  Good luck!
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I do business studies, and its rubbish, if you enjoy dance, then definitely do it. You don't need to do business studies to be a doctor, just do brilliantly well in biology!!!!!! All I do in Business is read from a textbook, and mess about on the computers! If you do want to know a bit of business as well, buy a CGP book on it. Probs the GCSE one. Go be a great dancer!!!!!
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I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.
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Firstly, I ve got to say that the niveau at an average German university is far higher than it is in the US or Canada, German unis are less "consumer" orientated though and there is a strong belief that being able to organize your studies on your own is a key competence of a future academic. \nSo there will be less guidance or support by the professors which might be- at least at the beginning- a bit of a shock for those who are used to the anglo-american system.\n\nConcerning your question about TU Darmstadt... well, I don t wanna go on about the significance and the validity of reputation or rankings in the education system but I d say that TU Darmstadt is neither a very well reputed nor a badly reputed uni. \nI ve got the 2004 ranking by the newsmagazine Spiegel (they do the most important uni ranking in Germany) and there, it s mid- table.\nThey- as most TUs- clearly focus on natural sciences, so the subjects which you could study there with a clear conscience are the following: \nComputer science, mechanical engineering, physics and politics.\n\nThose which are definitely not recommended are:\nBiology, German and sociology\n\nAnyway, hope that helped you a bit, if you need further information or want to have the article (in German) about it, just send me a mail.
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The most suitable courses for ur subjects are generally engineering course.In engineering courses,u av lots of choices.U might want 2 read petroleum engineering,petrochemical engineering,mechanical engineering, electrical engineering,biological engineering, chemical engineering and lots of other choices.The options are there for u and its now left for u to choose a course in which u will feel fulfilled.Best wishes.
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hi there, i dont know if you have to study any particular subject but there are many good univerities here in australia. let me know which departments or subjects you have to do.. ok  .. good luck,, kevin .. ps, where in india are you??
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I'm in college too. But that is some weird subject you're studying man :) I mean I've heard of Homeland Security in USA, but I didn't know it was a subject to study!! Anyway, good luck
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German schools usually have less choice in subject matter. They get to like choose between, say, for science: Chemistry or Biology. At least, that's how it is in the German town my friends are from. Also, the classes stay with each other throughout the day, like the people in your class and classrooms dont change, the teachers switch rooms instaed of the students.
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take french as its scoring but it will require hard work from your side. if u're willing to put in work, then u should opt for french