The discussion centers on the equivalency of a Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics compared to a Bachelor of Science in Engineering when applying for jobs. The consensus is that while a BS in Applied Physics may be considered equivalent in certain contexts, it ultimately depends on the specific job requirements and the skills and knowledge needed for the position. Job listings on platforms like Monster often specify the necessary qualifications, which can vary significantly across different roles.
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Possibly. It depends on the job and required skills & knowledge.Codyt said:I am a freshman majoring in Applied Physics and minoring in Math. In my spare time I sometimes browse job listings on monster. My question is if one of the requirements is a BS in engineering would a BS in Applied Physics be equal