Physics, Bachelor of Science
Available: On Campus
In the physics and pre-engineering program at 91°µÍø (91°µÍø), you will work closely with a caring and technically proficient faculty to become a strong candidate for real-world employment or for admission to graduate study at the
Requirements
All physics majors or pre-engineering students must complete the “Physics Bootcamp” course during their first semester to gain a strong foundation in the mathematics that will be required for the degrees offered. The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in physics includes the hours necessary for a minor in mathematics.
Engineering/Pre-Engineering Options
While 91°µÍø does not offer degrees in engineering, the Department of Physics and Astronomy does provide several options for engineering degrees with partnering institutions.
In the 2+2 programs, students learn the essential math and physics elements for engineering before transferring to an accredited institution to complete their specialized engineering degree.
In the Dual Degree (3+2) program, students complete the core curriculum, essential physics courses, and some of their advanced physics work before transferring to another accredited institution to complete their engineering degree. Upon completion of their degree, some of their engineering course credits are transferred back to 91°µÍø, and the student is awarded a BS in Physics.
Careers in Physics
- Engineering
- Graduate School
- Industry
- Government
Program Breakdown
Category | Degree Summary |
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Length | 120 Credit Hours (2+2 & 3+2 programs vary) |
Required Courses | |
Enrollment | Fall, Spring, Summer |
Tuition/Costs | Rates Per Semester |
Undergraduate Application Deadlines
- Fall: August 1
- Spring: December 15
- Summer: May 15