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Carnivroar
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Has anyone here done a masters in computational physics?
I am doing a double major in computer science and physics and it was always my intention to combine both fields for a career.
I am basically finished with my CS degree and I have a very valuable internship at a large IT company doing research in a CS field. My concern is that I do not have much to show for physics.
The internship will last until I graduate, after which I will likely get a full time job there, so there's no way to find a physics internship now.
What are my chances of getting into graduate school for a computational physics program without any actual experience in physics?
I am doing a double major in computer science and physics and it was always my intention to combine both fields for a career.
I am basically finished with my CS degree and I have a very valuable internship at a large IT company doing research in a CS field. My concern is that I do not have much to show for physics.
The internship will last until I graduate, after which I will likely get a full time job there, so there's no way to find a physics internship now.
What are my chances of getting into graduate school for a computational physics program without any actual experience in physics?