The Department offers both a B.A. and a B.S. in Physics, which prepares   students for either graduate study or employment in a technical field. In recent American Institute of Physics surveys, 96% of the nation’s recipients of bachelor’s degrees were pursuing graduate work or employed one year after graduation. People with degrees in physics are working in such varied fields as health sciences, telecommunications, fiberoptics  technology, laser applications, computer modeling, science education, and patent law. In addition, the requirements of the program are flexible enough to accommodate a variety of minors.

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