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[jbrown97ls]

Calc3 and Physics homework will be the death of me.

 

[klutchDb7]

Eww, that sounds less than pleasant. I love physics tho

 

[jbrown97ls]

I enjoy both of them, I just hate doing a million problems at once.

 

[thenoxus1]

My best friend is a physics and math double major.

 

[dc2GS-R]

I did a double major as well. BS Mechanical Engineering and BS Physics with a math minor, then went on and completed my Masters in Mechanical Engineering. I have felt your pain before, so to speak. :lol:

 

[thenoxus1]

I'm a finance major and am probably going to add in accounting at the end. It's just that work load on the 300-400 level classes that gets you.

 

[dc2GS-R]

I'm a finance major and am probably going to add in accounting at the end. It's just that work load on the 300-400 level classes that gets you.

I did it in an odd sequence as well. I got a BS in Engineering first. Then went back for my masters and satisfied the requirements of the dual degree program for a BS in Physics at the same time. It pretty much sucked, finishing off some 400 level physics classes while working on a MSME.

 

[SexySSBP]

Good Morning everybody!

 

[jdmjim]

sup jake,whats crackin

 

[SexySSBP]

Hey Jim, at work, as usual. PAYDAY!!!! 133 hrs of roadpay FTW!!

 

[thenoxus1]

I did it in an odd sequence as well. I got a BS in Engineering first. Then went back for my masters and satisfied the requirements of the dual degree program for a BS in Physics at the same time. It pretty much sucked, finishing off some 400 level physics classes while working on a MSME.

It'll really just depend on the coruses/money/job, the difference between finance and getting the accounting is literally another semester or two. I wanted to sit for my CPA at some point anyways.

 

[dc2GS-R]

It'll really just depend on the coruses/money/job, the difference between finance and getting the accounting is literally another semester or two. I wanted to sit for my CPA at some point anyways.

It's similar with the engineering/physics deal. It was only like 6 or 8 extra classes to satisfy the requirements to obtain the physics degree.

 

[SexySSBP]

I am feeling dumber by the second reading this. I skipped college ...

 

[jdmjim]

hwo the hell steals a baby stroller, dicks

 

[covert_Con]

I'm a finance major and am probably going to add in accounting at the end. It's just that work load on the 300-400 level classes that gets you.

Ha, Im a music major. I can't imagine that! Lol, how many credit hours are you taking?