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Old 10-25-2007, 12:46 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I'll add another +1 to physics. I think in most respects, especially when dealing with things like theoretical computing, physics will be most in line with your comp sci degree.

I would choose chemistry if you think you might want to do things down the road like genome sequencing, etc. Those chemistry problems will be worthwhile if you're thinking about applied biochemistry as a career.

The other positive side of taking physics is that if you decide to return to college after you graduate with a BS in CompSci, you might be able to get a masters in Electical Engineering - which deals with a lot of physics.

Good luck bro!
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