Well all I can say is that at the moment, whatever proofs I have come across so far, I have found very fun and interesting, so that is a good sign. Of coarse the small proofs that I have done so far will be nothing compared to proofs done in a maths degree but I'm actually excited at taking the...
Thank for your reply micromass.
In response; Yes I find maths very interesting, I can't get enough of at and therefore am very motivated and excited at the prospect of studying it at degree level.
Yes I am willing to work hard, and I understand I will have to work harder, much harder than I...
Thanks for the replies guys.
You are absolutly right in saying this, twofish-quant. The only problem is my parents. Lol. They want me to be able to go to the local newspaper and point to an advertisement for a vaccency and say, there you go, that's what I want to do! They simply are afraid...
Well it's been almost 3 months since my first post, and I'm frankly dissappointed that no-one has yet replied. Come on, someone must know at least the answer to one of my questions on one of the carrers...
Ok maybe I need to summarize this a bit since my first post may have been a little long to read.
Basically I would like to ask the following 5 questions on both the profession of a physicist (specifically a theoretical physicist) and a mathematician:
First of all, would you say I am smart...
Hey.
First of all let me make a few things clear. Firstly, I didn't know weather to post this question here or in the "Academic Guidance" board since it my issue has elements of both careers and academia involved. Secondly, I understand that you probably get a lot of similar questions to mine...