Physics Good job with a B.S. in Physics?

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Earning a Bachelor of Science in Physics can lead to a lucrative career, as indicated by information from the American Physics Society. However, while there are opportunities available, job security and the likelihood of landing a well-paying position are uncertain. Concerns about financial stability, especially when supporting a family, are common among those considering a transition into teaching or other physics-related fields. The discussion highlights the potential for a fulfilling career in physics but emphasizes the need for realistic expectations regarding job prospects and income.
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I have been reading the American Physics Society website and according to some of the information I can earn a good living with a B.S. in Physics. I am desperate to get out of the field I'm in and on to something I know I will love but I worry about being able to support my wife and myself
 
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PookDo said:
I have been reading the American Physics Society website and according to some of the information I can earn a good living with a B.S. in Physics. I am desperate to get out of the field I'm in and on to something I know I will love but I worry about being able to support my wife and myself

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