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What would be a good college major for someone who loves chemistry and physics but hates higher level math such as differential equations?
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∙ 14y ago
Your going to have to overcome your hatred of higher level maths. It is a necessity for chemistry and certainly for physics. Do not let one subject area interfere with your overall career goals and objects. If you have a passion for a specific field you will not let anything stand in your way. You must learn tonegotiate this area and overcome. There are many fields that use chemistry and physics, to include areas that fall under geoscientists, and social scientists. Do not let math hinder the approach to your field of passion. That would be very sad, and you would be only cheating yourself. Passion will be your key to success. Attitude is everything.
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