Thanks all :)

Yes, my first choice would be physics. There are alot of questions that I have in some areas, namely, General Relativity, Quantum Gravity and Quantum Computation. The latter of which I could go into if I went into Computer Science as well.

All is really dependant on where I'm living in Sept. Which at the moment is unknown (the wife's contract ends at the end of Aug. next position unknown).

So, it's going to be a stressful couple months.

*sheilds glass from confetti and drinks in celebration with his fellow Browncoats*

If life permits you graduate level physics, then perhaps Quantum gravitational theory? Then, over beers and single malt scotch (on me, of course), I can try to extract from you, in layperson's terms, ie., using words of three syllables or less, what the heck it all means.

Congrats, sir,
cozen (fellow Cdn. B/coat)

Congrats!

*sigh* Math, I used to love math. I think you should do physics! I've always been interested in physics.

*raises a celebratory glass for SigmaNunki* cheers!