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06-15-2009, 03:16 AM
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 what career(s) in science has the least studies of math, physics, chemistry of all? I like science but I suck at math and deslike it, yet im interested in science and I would like to study a science career at college and im aware that theres always math involved, and many have lots of math , yet there must be a few science careers that have very little math, chemistry, or physics involved in their studies, or at least which would be the science careers that have less of all.  |
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