How many physicists are here?

Degree wise or how many of us have taken physics courses? In engineering I was required to take Physics I and Physics II doesn't really give you much in the realm of real physics though.

 

I took conceptual physics in high school, which means I know jack.

 

Recently done my own studying in the subject, but aside from that I've taken no courses/classes over it.

 

CIS physics from the U of M.

a little bit here, not to much.

 

I got Physics AB + C experience.

 

I was pursuing a bachelor's in physics until I realized my true passion is in economics and finance.

 

None. I am going to assume at most there are layman/self-studied physicists around Sythe, but I doubt there is anyone who can prove they're active physicists who make money being a physicist.

 

Well, a lot (not all) of Sythe also has not yet graduated from college.

As for me, I've taken very basic physics/read up on QM and the like, but I'm more of a pure/theoretical math person, in which I probably have a stronger background than the vast majority of users.

 

For sure not me im only in my second year of college and not even smarter than the average 5th grader, but I try my best.

Also ive taken a few of the classes but no major or anything in it.

 

http://www.sythe.org/something-all/...anation-time-dilation-length-contraction.html - To all above.

 

Lol...


Anyway, I've never even taken a physics class. I took biology and chemisty in highschool and then I'll likely be taking another lab chemistry class in college, that's it.

Maybe I'll take an online physics class this summer to fluff my gpa.