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ok, I have searched for this topic and found a couple of responses, but no conclusive answer so I thought Id ask...if I am at a school that only offers a BA, will I be at a disadvantage getting a BA in physics or should I transfer to another city university that offers the BS with very similar, almost identical requirements...but it will take me longer bc I'll have to fulfill all the residency requirements of the new university.
any thoughts? is it possible to find work with just a BA in physics? someone told me I needed a BS to find employment. I don't want to teach so I don't think I want to get a phD but maybe a masters. I know its harder to say bc I am not sure what my plans are for after the BA/BS.
any opinions/facts will be welcomed- thnx
any thoughts? is it possible to find work with just a BA in physics? someone told me I needed a BS to find employment. I don't want to teach so I don't think I want to get a phD but maybe a masters. I know its harder to say bc I am not sure what my plans are for after the BA/BS.
any opinions/facts will be welcomed- thnx