Re: Patent law (physics/math double major)

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> A double major isn't a waste of time by any reasonable
> definition. I think having a major in math can be useful in
> understanding some types of inventions even if it doesn't help
> attract a job offer.
>
> There is no such thing as too much eduation, and a double major
> can be completed in 4 years if doing so is a priority.

Sure a double major and any other additional education can be
considered useful. Learning Japanese or Spanish can be useful. A
PhD in biochem can be useful.

But the real issue is cost versus benefit. Is it worth the time,
expense and effort in gaining these credentials? Most patent
attorneys do just fine with a BSEE (MSEE at best) and JD.

Re: Patent law (physics/math double major), 1/24/04, by Kibitzer.

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