By the time I got to college, I decided to be a chemistry major. I liked it a whole lot. But we had to take physics, since it was required for a chemistry degree. I had such a good physics professor that I decided to change my major. Everything you see has something to do with physics.
Physics applies to everyday life.
All machines are based on principles derived from physics. Physics explains how the world works. I went to Eastern Kentucky University in 1991 as an under-graduate because I received a full scholarship and my dad had gone there. Because I changed my major in my junior year, it took me five years to graduate. When Florida State gave me an assistantship, I went there in 1996.