Bsc in Physics after Bachelors in Computer Science

[zelta]

Can anyone tell me if its possible to do a BSc in physics and astronomy after doing bachelor's in computer science? I was looking at applying for a Masters in physics and astronomy but looks like BSc is kind of a must because of the lack of training in physics I have.

I looked at schools like MIT and Caltech don't give second bachelor's, can you suggest any schools in US/Canada/Europe that do provide BSc to someone like me?

Thanks

PS: I realized the typo in the subject.

 

[wilsont23274]

Should have been BSc, not BS. Yes, it is possible to do a BSc in physics and astronomy after doing a bachelor's in computer science. Depending on your academic background, some universities may allow you to directly enroll in a Master's program, while others may require you to complete a BSc first. You can check with individual universities to see what their requirements are.In the US, there are many universities that offer BSc degrees in physics and astronomy, including Stanford University, the University of Arizona, and the University of California, Berkeley. In Canada, there are programs at the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, and McGill University. In Europe, you can find programs at universities like the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and Imperial College London.