Why Physics Majors Are a Great STEM Degree

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[@misaelcampos6294]

As someone who did applied physics, it's hard to get a job within physics or engineering without a master's or PhD.

[@kxmeha1256]

This is true, don’t just stop at the bachelor cause you’ll be in trouble if you don’t exceed in anything in particular.

[@YdoboNmI]

Really? Even in doing applied physics you still found difficulty getting a job in engineering? Is that the case in the U.S. or another country?

[@ThijmenTheTurkey]

Why on earth would you study physics if you weren’t planning on getting at least a master’s anyway

[@dosomestuff1949]

@@ThijmenTheTurkeythat’s true

[@atticuswalker]

as someone who did applied physics. can you help me find a reason to dismiss an idea to unify gravity. I can't find one .

[@varunv2584]

THE HARDEST STEM DEGREE: PHYSICS

[@moyndebs6759]

Geology major here but bro Computer Science is the hardest. Do data structures & algorithms/leetcode interviews and you’ll understand. 😢

[@RawDiscovery]

@@moyndebs6759I agree and I’m a physics major

[@128px]

@@moyndebs6759 DSA is so easy compared to some classes a math or physics major might take. Try taking proof based math like real analysis, complex analysis, algebraic topology, or quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, etc.

[@metis9692]

@@128pxstatistical mechanics kills me..

[@SyandanS21]

@@moyndebs6759computer science is nothing compared to physics, and that comes from an eighth grader

[@char6081]

Where my future eye doctors at

[@FilmFlairEdits]

Is it possible to do any engineering degree after bachelor physics?

[@Tkcb2799]

Yes. Biomedical engineering for example.

[@mpforeverunlimited]

100% you could even take a couple engineering courses at a community college to get up to speed after graduating

[@randallmcgrath9345]

Yes, but youll need to take some engineering core courses, so likely, youll be admitted to thw grad school but not the program itself until you have thoae engineering prereqs done. But he great news is tjat physixs majors already habe to take electronics 1 qnd a couple coding heavy classes(probably more than a couple tbh 😅) most likely Matlab or perhaps Python or something.

[@threaty5829]

Yes, physics is very applicable for any engineering you deem to pursue. For example obtaining a masters in electrical engineering or aerospace engineering will be straight forward once you have a bachelor in physics.

[@FilmFlairEdits]

Thanks to all of you

[@allrounder2367]

I am a student of BS Physics

[@ThijmenTheTurkey]

As a physics major, this is just objectively incorrect

[@karma1507]

What was your experience like?

[@Danilio.]

👀

[@Muslim_26]

Share man we wanna know

[@abdullahtayyab3344]

Can i take both Computer science and physics at uni

[@RawDiscovery]

Yes. I have a friend here at uni who is a double major in both, planning on going to graduate school in physics. It is difficult but doable

[@anttivalimaki7339]

Maol equals darth maul sometimes, so sad people, so much hatred, try to cope…

[@Mess447]

Which is the best Master's to take after bachelor's in physics. ( am more into aeronautical /aerospace)

[@128px]

Go into whatever interests you in Aerospace. Most AE grad programs accept physics majors

[@harshchoudhary7632]

,00:11

[@anttivalimaki7339]

Teached stuff, 4 to 10 like 8. Own extra, 9-10. Who wants to be in my job? I have life, why won’t they have too…

[@funwithbrittanyofficial]

haha what a cutie

[@foot-kicks2419]

Bro please do some research before making videos