Can Engineering Physics Lead to a Career in Astrophysics and Competitive Gaming?

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In summary, studying engineering physics can open up opportunities for a career in astrophysics as well as competitive gaming. The skills and knowledge gained in engineering physics, such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and mathematical modeling, are highly applicable in the field of astrophysics. Additionally, the analytical and technical skills developed in engineering physics can also be valuable in the fast-paced and strategic world of competitive gaming. With the growing demand for professionals in both fields, pursuing a degree in engineering physics can lead to a diverse and rewarding career path.
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It's me, batclocks.

I'm an undergrad engineering physics major.

I hope to pursue astrophysics in graduate school.

I play competitive fighting games.

That's all
 
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