Are There Any Evening Physics Programs in North Carolina?

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David, a .NET programmer near Charlotte, NC, is seeking an evening undergraduate physics program to complement his BS in Management Information Systems. He has explored options at several universities, including UNCC, UNCG, and Wake Forest, but has not found any evening offerings. A suggestion was made to consider working night shifts instead of pursuing evening classes.
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I live near Charlotte, NC and work as a .net programmer. I would like to get an undergraduate physics degree to couple with my BS(MIS) degree. The only problem is that I can't find an evening program. I have checked with UNCC, UNCG, Wake Forest, and several others. Does anyone know of any evening programs in North Carolina?

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David
 
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I don't know of any schools that offer night classes in physics. How about working nights instead?
 

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