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argh01 said:
I started out as a chem major. It turned into math. I hated it; well, I liked math but I was in chem for the explosions not for the equations of "where does the electron appear to be this time?"
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LOL, I thought you said meth. "I started out as a chem major. It turned into meth. I hated it; well, I liked meth but I was in chem for the explosions not for the equations..."

I need new glasses. HAH! :eek:
 
I would say physics, as it's more problem solving...rather than bio or chem which requires more memorization.

Why not take those classes at a community college, say, over the summer...it'll be much easier and you can transfer them for credit.
 
I say go for physics. I'm a computer science major myself and can see more practical uses for it in computers than the other classes you listed.
 
Go Physics

I would suggest Physics. For a Computer Science degree you might be able to take classes that are not normally in the curriculum of the normal physics majors IE. They may be slightly easier.

Remember, for making a living in IT, learn the newest applications and languages. Just go to Dice.com and find where the jobs are.

You still can never go wrong by getting into SAP. Buy yourself an SAP system from someone on EBay, install it yourself on your own dedicated Win2K3 machine, MEMORIZE every manual and CBT you can find and by the time you graduate and the managers find out what you did during your first interview, you WILL be hired at a few more bucks per year than the other graduates.

SAP technical developers with 4-5 year experience get $100 per hour (depending where you are willing to move)

Hope this helps

Michael
 
Ok.

Physics = pure problem solving (math, reasoning)
Chem = Mix of problem solving and memorization
Bio = Memorization.
 
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