Chemists, physicists?

[tautomer]

Anybody here a scientist, or work in related fields? I plan to become a chemist/physicist(somewhere on the boarder, I'm double majoring in both.) and it seems like there's a lot of loneliness among people like me. My peers aren't; they're all pre-health track and don't care about the material and are "normal"

 

[Lola91]

I study science and completely agree. Many students are simply not interested in the material which is shame.
Nice name!

 

[Nicolelt]

I loved chemistry, thinking about taking the classes and test to teach it too.

 

[tautomer]

I study science and completely agree. Many students are simply not interested in the material which is shame.
Nice name!

Thanks! And yeah, it is a shame, it's the main reason the first 2 years see a 50%+ drop out rate every semester lol. What's your major?

 

[Lola91]

I am in biology and mathematics. I'm particularly interested in nanoscience and hoping to maybe do it in a graduate program.

Yeah if only they can stick it out after the first two years. The last year is the best with research and senior classes

What areas of chemistry and physics are you specifically interested in?

 

[cumulus.james]

I am part way through a natural sciences degree. I'm quite lonely with it. I find that on forums and things many are elitist, it tends to be a game of show off on who can out smart each other. I have no interest in trying to prove myself to be the next Einstein. I just like maths and physics and atoms and space stuff.