Recent content by JacobA

Thanks for the suggestion. However, I am in a bit of a dilemma as this is the closest university with a B.S. Physics program accepting CCP (formerly PSEO) students. But, I have already received my A.S. (but not my HS diploma) so I am in a bit of a crossroads...

T Thank you for the advice. The main issue is that if I do in fact decide to cutback on even one of these courses, I will be setback up to an entire year and a half before I may get the degree. This is mainly due to the university's lack of organization and offerings in the physics dept.

I just spent my first two years at a community college, so it likely does not compare much. Anyway, I took Multibariable calculus and linear algebra together, and I got As confidently in both. I've only taken one physics course at a time, and I took my last one with Differential equations (this...

Thanks. Often times "authority"/admin isn't always right...the administrators here just seem so lazy and unorganized here, I think they are planning to dump their entire physics program. That won't look to good when I apply for MIT...lol

Thanks! Though I'm not a huge fan of their physics dept...

I suppose not...Cleveland State University!

Unfortunately, I ve already met with a physics advisor and this is currently the only way I can get the degree in the right amount of time...

The classes include: Electricity and Magnetism 2, Intro Modern Physics, Intro Theoretical Physics, Optics Lab, Intro to Solid State Physics. I will have a good amount of experience in E&M as well as Theoretical Physics. This will be for my second semester of 3rd year going for a B.S. in physics...

I will be a third year physics student at a state university in America starting this Fall.