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victormarte
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I've been going to school for 6+ years now chasing my bachelors, changing my major constantly. Unfortunately, loans are piling up and I need to support my family ASAP. I'm a physics major now, but I won't be going to grad school for GPA/No patience for it reasons. Anyway, I have two options (listed in the Tldr), both will take a year and a half to complete starting next semester. What should I do?
My background: I mostly enjoy physics, and I don't know if I'll be joyous about computer science since I've never done it, but I feel like I'll probably at least kinda enjoy it because I love figuring out how things work, and math is just so damned fun! Since I won't be doing grad school, a bachelor in physics, in my opinion, isn't very good in industry, I've heard the minor/major in physics pairs very well with other majors though.
Tldr; Should I get a BA in CS, Minor in Math, and Minor in Physics? Or, BS in physics, and Minor in Math?
Feel free to vote: http://www.strawpoll.me/12035453
My background: I mostly enjoy physics, and I don't know if I'll be joyous about computer science since I've never done it, but I feel like I'll probably at least kinda enjoy it because I love figuring out how things work, and math is just so damned fun! Since I won't be doing grad school, a bachelor in physics, in my opinion, isn't very good in industry, I've heard the minor/major in physics pairs very well with other majors though.
Tldr; Should I get a BA in CS, Minor in Math, and Minor in Physics? Or, BS in physics, and Minor in Math?
Feel free to vote: http://www.strawpoll.me/12035453