SUMMARY
David, a .NET programmer from Charlotte, NC, is seeking evening undergraduate physics programs to complement his BS in Management Information Systems (MIS). He has already explored options at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC), University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), and Wake Forest University, but has not found any suitable evening classes. The discussion highlights a gap in accessible evening physics education in North Carolina.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of undergraduate physics curriculum requirements
- Familiarity with local universities in North Carolina
- Knowledge of online education options for physics
- Awareness of alternative scheduling options for working professionals
NEXT STEPS
- Research online undergraduate physics programs from accredited universities
- Investigate community colleges in North Carolina offering evening classes
- Explore hybrid learning options that combine online and in-person classes
- Look into physics tutoring or mentorship programs for flexible learning
USEFUL FOR
Individuals seeking to pursue a physics degree while maintaining a full-time job, particularly those in North Carolina, as well as educators and administrators looking to develop evening programs for working professionals.