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Technical Degree
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TheMattAttack
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What about mathematics? Would that be considered technical? It seems to me it's kind of on the fringe.
Thisguy
Pain-in-the-dick
I'd vote yes. If you look at the Math Major curriculum, it looks pretty sick.
Try lethal. My mind can't wrap around the concept of Calculus IV. The first calculus vexes me.
I'd say math is definitely a technical degree. Applied Math and Theoretical Physics are almost the same thing, anyway (at the undergraduate level). Applied Math just has broader scope.
There's a better link but I'm too lazy to find it.
http://www.cnrc.navy.mil/noru/orojt/generalofficer.htm
Click on the footnote link next to wherever it says "technical degree".
"Technical Degrees include: all Engineering, Architecture, Aeronautics, Operations Research/Systems Analysis/Operations Analysis, Meteorology/Climatology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Mathematics, Computer Science (Math Oriented), Physics, Astronomy, Physical Sciences, and Statistics."
Metallurgy...haven't heard of too many people majoring in that...
http://www.cnrc.navy.mil/noru/orojt/generalofficer.htm
Click on the footnote link next to wherever it says "technical degree".
"Technical Degrees include: all Engineering, Architecture, Aeronautics, Operations Research/Systems Analysis/Operations Analysis, Meteorology/Climatology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Mathematics, Computer Science (Math Oriented), Physics, Astronomy, Physical Sciences, and Statistics."
Metallurgy...haven't heard of too many people majoring in that...
When I applied it had to be at least 6 hours of calc and 10 of physics to be called technical. Thats how it was put to me by my recruiter.
Thanks fellas. So then I'd fall under the 36 month range if I wanted to apply this semester? I'm about a semester or two behind in my classes. I made the mistake of taking all the university requirments first(all the BS classes) and left all my math and physics classes towards the end. Hence, this summer I have to take calculus and possbily cal II so that I can enroll in all my major classes in the fall....
I just talked to my advisor today. He highly suggested that I double major. I sequenced my classes wrong and I am going to run out of classes to take while I work on my primary degree(physics). So to fill those empty spots for classes, I need to pick up another major. I'll still finish in 3 years if I can pick up calculus this summer. Time to start calling my recruiter again.
If you do that, just know that it won't help you get into, or perform better in the Navy, so do it for your own personal reasons.
Brett