TOP 10 Reasons WHY you should take PHYSICS

As I was waiting for my academic advisor in this Physics building room, I looked up and saw a very interesting poster:

TOP 10 Reasons WHY you should take PHYSICS

1. Physics makes you more attractive to uinversity recruiters, future employers, and that cutie you have your eye on. *wink* (if i'm still in US, the attraction on future recruiters would apply. and sometimes non-physics guys will just get intimidated by physics-girls.)
2. without Physics there would be NO: grocery laser scanners, space rockets, light bulbs, digital cameras, cars, cell phones, airplanes, DVD players, computers, flatscreen TVs... get the picture?
3. or explore the mysteries of the universe using lasers to develop new medical techniques. Become an international rap sensation, Help solve the world's energy problems! (wow, sounds very noble)
4. If you study engineering, you can do engineering. If you study Physics, you can still do engineering...(lol! engineering majors, don't be offended. but this is just Funny!)
5. ever wonder why you're learning all that math? TRY PHYSICS! (yea, try it and get your brain nerves tangled up!)
6. The laws of physics are 100% recession-proof, and the jobs you can get with physics are pretty darn secure too. (yea, i know, being a teacher is pretty secured)
7. Physics will get you a better score on any test whose name has three or four capital letters- SAT, ACT, MCAT, LSAT, GRE (sounds yummy!)
8. Physics explains: Why the sky is blue, why the world goes round, why global warming will have the Alaskans trading in their snow boots for flip-flops (lol, and polar bear deciding to shave off their white, thick fur)
9. Physics teaches you how to THINK! (that's what my first physics professor said)
10. If you get stuck inside of a black hole, you'll know how to get out. (Aha! or just get yourself deeper and deeper into the black hole)

interesting article isn't it? ;)
Quote from: www.compadre.org/careers

Comments

  1. Whoahaha, that's why I did "Engineering Science", I got the best of both worlds! Hey, I even did my Final Year Project in the Physics Department.

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