Need advice on what to study!

[tonto8119]

Hi all,i am currently consumed by the electric universe and have been for a while now but i am kind of at a crossroads.I am 31 years old and am hoping to start college soon for the first time after being inspired by the thunderbolts project.I am at least well read on the subject,i.e.Arp,Velikovsky,Thornhill,Talbot,Scott etc.Thats not to say i understand everything they wrote about but i have a good general overview at least.With this in mind what subject do you think would be suitable for me?I was thinking maybe electrical engineering?I just don't know what direction to take.Any and all feedback and advice will be greatly appreciated,thanks.

[tayga]

Previous discussions involving people in a similar situation to your own suggest that Electrical Engineering would be a good way to go. From my own experience, there's far more attention to the facts in engineering and any maths you learn will be adapted to dealing with real quantities.

Also, it looks like EU science is absolutely exploding at the moment and I'd hope that research opportunities for EEs will increase substantially in the coming years. Depending on where you study and with whom you could always supplement core EE studies with relevant physics, space and planetary science depending on your personal interest.

[starbiter]

http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/physics/index.htm

This link might help. Sorry it's free. How good can it be?

[tonto8119]

Thanks for the replies guys.I was thinking along those lines myself tayga,makes perfect sense cheers.Thanks for the link Michael.By the way i love your geology website,absolutely fascinating!