Should I major in Physics or Aerospace Engineering?
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I agree with the first guy.  If you REALLY want to know about majoring in physics, don't ask a bunch of random, faceless people on the internet!  Go to a college and talk to actual present physics majors, and go talk to phsyics professors who majored in physics.  Both physics and engineering are great fields, but it's up to YOU to decide which one is better for you.  Good luck!
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Since you like Physics you should definately do engineering.\n\nChemistry and Physics combine gives you option of Industrial engineering or Chemical engineering, or you can do dual major as Engineering with Physics.
671979
Aeronautical engineering
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When I lived in Dallas I had a friend who transferred to UT-Austin. She eventually studied astronomy. I don't know where you live, but the quickest way would be to check your local university. A carrier in physics or engineering would be your best choice. Keep in mind that, in if you want to be part of the astronaut corp, you may need to have at least a Masters degree, if not a PhD.\nGood Luck
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Even my aim is the same.\nAt last i'm elated that ive found a friend from my own country.\nWhen i asked a counsellor, he advised me to take up:\n1.BSc,MSc and PhD in physics or\n2.B.Tech,M.Tech,PhD.\nand then Apply at Nasa's Web Site: www.nasa.gov\nBut its too early for me to decide as i'm only in Class 11 now.\nBest of luck to u.
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i thing u should choose medical or engineering
818279
I would go for the engineering and management as there are so many people out there in the business and management field. Unless you are extremely competitive, you would have a rough time ahead of you.
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Consider an aviation program. My college roommate during my junior year was an aviation major. I haven't heard from him lately but rumor has it he is currently a pilot.
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What major do you want?
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Would depend on which university/college you study at. \n\nRecommend you check out which institutions offer aerospace and/or software engineering and compare prices of papers.
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As far as I know of an M.S. in physics could get you a career at N.A.S.A. in the jet propusions department.  I mean NASA is the top notch.  Or you could teach High School.  That is all I know of.  Good Luck!
36740
Aerospace, biotech, and technology -- huge opportunities for specialists. See the article linked below for a really complete answer to this question.
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If you're considering this, you probably already have an idea of what area of physics interests you.  Look at the literature and see where this work is being done.  Think about someone in the field you'd like to work with.  At MIT, they won't let go of you until you really understand what's going on, and know how to think about it.  That's of immense value.  I'm biased, but it's true.
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High School or College Physics?\nTrigonometry or Calculus based Physics?\n\nWith a little detail, I may be able to answer.\n(Former college Physics major)\n\nIn the mean time, here's a google search that might get you started.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2005-49,GGLR:en&q=%22study+physics%22
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Sure there is! I finished my Bachelor's with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Although you may not want to get an aeronautics degree, they can still offer you classes esp. math and physics classes. They have an online program where you can complete much of your degree online.
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major university have few physics path.  My university had one physics path for science major and one path for non-science.  Since I was a sicence major...  and yes, it can get  extremely difficult.  (same for calculus)
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In Aerospace, you can do modules on Spacecraft dynamics, Orbital Mechanics, Satellite design etc. Aeronautical is generally concerned with just Aircraft.