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I have been told that, if I like both math and physics then I should do a math/physics programme, and I certainly agree with that.
However, it seems like math/physic degree is a bit challenging. Especially considering the fact that my thinking process is a lot slower than anyone else. (My IQ is approxiamately 109, but having a low IQ would not deter someone from pursuing math/physics eh?) I looked at an example schedule and it seems like I have to take three math courses and two physics every semester.
Has anyone ever done a math/physics programme? (Not a double degree) How did you handle this programme?
However, it seems like math/physic degree is a bit challenging. Especially considering the fact that my thinking process is a lot slower than anyone else. (My IQ is approxiamately 109, but having a low IQ would not deter someone from pursuing math/physics eh?) I looked at an example schedule and it seems like I have to take three math courses and two physics every semester.
Has anyone ever done a math/physics programme? (Not a double degree) How did you handle this programme?