What Can You Learn From the Physics Forum as a New Physics Major?

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J Egan Barker
Hi everyone! Physics major here getting ready to transfer to the University of California! I look forward to soaking up some of, and one day contributing to, the boundless amount of knowledge contained here.
 
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