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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The term liberal arts includes majors in humanities fields as well as chem bio math physics. [/quote] And people with only undergrad degrees in those chem bio physics majors have a hard time finding a higher paying jobs. My cousin was a physics major at Cal. Couldn't find a good paying job with just an undergrad, so they had to get a graduate degree in engineering.[/quote] I know several who did that. Back in the late Neolithic era, UVa used to offer a BS Physics to MSEE conversion degree. It usually took 24 months - both summers. First summer was EE499, which was undergrad EE core classes as a single intense course. The 2nd summer most worked on their research - which they usually wrote up during the last 2 semesters. [/quote]
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