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Expert: Donald Rosenfeld - 7/15/2007

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Hello!

I was wondering-I am a physical geography major in college but have a serious love of meteorology.  It is too late to transfer, but I figure I can begin in-depth studies of meteorology during graduate school.  To do this, would a serious load of extra physics, mathematics and some computer science courses be enough to jump-start me to that dream?

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Hi Jacob

I think it probably depends upon the school you were thinking of attending. I would find out from that meteorology department their recommendations. This site should help you:

http://www.weatherknowledge.com/become.html

Good luck and you can prevail!

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