Bedhead
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Jan 31, 2009
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As of right now.. typing this... I have no idea if I want to go to grad school (I'm a rising junior). But if I did, I'd want to pursue something in the realm of Biology... maybe Fisheries Management.
The reason I'm asking this is... I need to take physics this coming fall for Grad School -- if I'm going. The way my school has it set up, it's a year long course (2 semesters). If I don't take physics in the fall, and all of sudden set my heart on grad school than I have to take it my senior year (or over the summer), along with Biology Seminar (which is a req. for the Bio degree) and my other 'general biology electives' that I'll need to graduate. All of that will be a pain in the ass, workload wise. Plus, physics will most likely conflict with the more interesting 300 lvl bio courses.
So.. I'm debating on whether or not I should take physics in the fall. I could take it over the summer, but I do not want to devote my summer to school. I like my summers off.
I met with my major advisor today and he was trying to help decide but I really don't know what I want to do. He leaned more towards putting physics off until I found out what I really wanted to do.. but I'd rather take it junior year than senior year. He asked me where I see myself in 10 years and I almost said "prison", just for lulz. But I resisted the temptation. :D
Should I take it just in case? Just in case I decide grad school is for me? I want to do fish/wildlife/marine biology, maybe work in a lab, I don't know yet. I suppose grad school is probably a good idea for those things?
I just don't want to end up killing myself and building up my transcript for a grad school that I'm never going to go to. God damn, I hate registration.
The reason I'm asking this is... I need to take physics this coming fall for Grad School -- if I'm going. The way my school has it set up, it's a year long course (2 semesters). If I don't take physics in the fall, and all of sudden set my heart on grad school than I have to take it my senior year (or over the summer), along with Biology Seminar (which is a req. for the Bio degree) and my other 'general biology electives' that I'll need to graduate. All of that will be a pain in the ass, workload wise. Plus, physics will most likely conflict with the more interesting 300 lvl bio courses.
So.. I'm debating on whether or not I should take physics in the fall. I could take it over the summer, but I do not want to devote my summer to school. I like my summers off.
I met with my major advisor today and he was trying to help decide but I really don't know what I want to do. He leaned more towards putting physics off until I found out what I really wanted to do.. but I'd rather take it junior year than senior year. He asked me where I see myself in 10 years and I almost said "prison", just for lulz. But I resisted the temptation. :D
Should I take it just in case? Just in case I decide grad school is for me? I want to do fish/wildlife/marine biology, maybe work in a lab, I don't know yet. I suppose grad school is probably a good idea for those things?
I just don't want to end up killing myself and building up my transcript for a grad school that I'm never going to go to. God damn, I hate registration.
