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Bachelor of Science in Physics

The mission of the Bachelor of Science Degree program in Physics is to offer traditional preparation of students for opportunities in graduate study, research, pre-engineering, and employment. There are two concentrations in the Physics degree program: Medical Physics and Pre-Engineering. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a solid foundation and training opportunities in interdisciplinary research areas such as: Chemical Physics, Medical Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Material Science, Optics & Lasers and Engineering.
In-State Tuition: $92,928
Out of State Tuition: $92,928

Credits: 128
Completion: 48 months
GPA: 2.5
Letter of Recommendation: No
Essay Required: No
Test Required: ACT/SAT Required

The major in physics provides the student with fundamental training in the physical principles of nature. This program is designed for the student to acquire a basic understanding of physics and to develop the scientific skills and aptitude necessary for further study. Students pursuing the physics curriculum will have opportunities to study other useful and related fields such as mathematics, nuclear engineering, engineering technology, biology and chemistry and subfields of physics such as astronomy, health physics and medical physics. A student who successfully completes this program will be able to pursue a variety of careers in various branches of physics as well as other fields.
In-State Tuition: $50,022
Out of State Tuition: $106,092

Credits: 126
Completion: 48 months
GPA: 2.5
Letter of Recommendation: Check with University
Essay Required: Check with University
Test Required: ACT/SAT Required