PIEAS BS Physics for Pre Meds, Math and Career
Guys, experienced veterans currently studying or graduated from the BS Physics programme at PIEAS, so what happened was that I happened to land on a 350 or so merit position at PIEAS, and got admitted to BS Physics(as my first priority). I have faced some criticism from outside, about why I chose a high school/college teaching career over a CS career. Of course I had did a lot of research before making this big decision, but now I need to ask you guys for once.
- What are the career prospects of a student who gets the Physics degree from PIEAS? Is the transition to the MS Fellowship/PAEC umbrella realistic? What about foreign PhD?
And number two, preferably from pre meds currently studying who have taken this route. Does PIEAS offer any bridging courses for the math deficit pre meds have? If not, then how shocking/natural is the jump to Calculus-I(as mentioned in the curriculum)?
More importantly, does an almost SAT level foundation typically equip you with the skills required to jump into Calculus I? How did you guys manage this?