Sometimes I sit down and really ask myself what I want. The current study of polymer materials and engineering really makes me feel good, and I will learn a lot of new things. However, thinking that my job after graduation would be to study rubber or plastics or oil, I think I really don't like it. On the contrary, I like theoretical physics, just thinking about those atoms or the universe are very exciting. However, our school only has a major in applied physics, not a major in physics. This makes me wonder whether or not to switch to a major (applied physics tends to be more experimental, and I like theoretical physics).

No best answer

1.First of all, let's look at the school, location, and future positioning for my job.If the major of polymer in school is much stronger than that of applied physics, then of course don’t change major.
2.If you want more convenient employment, it is recommended to switch to a physics major. If you are interested in scientific research, it is recommended not to switch to a major.
3.Of course, it depends on your own hobbies and level to decide.