"I R A Darth Aggie" wrote in message
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 11:55:15 GMT,
~~SciGirl~~ , in
DgS1e.45866$db6.1781@trndny02 wrote:

+ I was looking around at colleges (always like to have an idea of the
future,
+ even if it's 4 years away and can change a lot in that time) and the
only
+ one I could find that offered both meteorology and interior design was
the
+ University of Florida in Tallahassee.

Strange...I could have sworn that UF was in Hog...errr...Gainesville.
I wonder if they moved in the middle of the night, whilst I was asleep?

No, there are just several different "Universities of Florida".

;-)

+ I'd like to aim higher than that, but

FSU's meteorology program is actually pretty highly regarded.

+ it doesn't look like I can and still double major in those fields, so I
know
+ I'll eventually have to pick one. So I'd like to know...

Well, you could pick interior design and applied math or physics. Then
jump to grad school and pick up a meteorlogy degree if you
choose. Meteorology has lots of math and lots of physics, in addition
to weather and climate. The better your background in both, the easier
it will be once you do hit college.

Would that take more than four years?

James
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