The discussion centers on the potential job opportunities available to individuals with a bachelor's degree in physics, particularly in the context of pursuing further education such as a master's or PhD. Participants explore the feasibility of obtaining employment in the field of physics with only an undergraduate degree and the implications of working while continuing education.
Participants express differing views on the necessity and feasibility of working between degrees, with some questioning the approach while others emphasize the desire for immediate employment. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the availability of jobs for bachelor's degree holders in physics.
Limitations include the lack of specific job examples or pathways for bachelor's degree holders in physics and the dependence on individual circumstances regarding employment and further education.
bcbwilla said:Is there any particular reason why you want to work between getting a bachelors and a masters? Why not just go directly into a masters or PhD program after earning your bachelors?
leroyjenkens said:I'm working now and I don't like the current job I have. I was hoping to be able to get a slightly better one with my bachelors. I'd still be going to school while working.