Programs Will my degree transfer to a masters in physics

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The discussion centers on the transition from an engineering physics degree to a master's in physics, clarifying that such a transfer is not possible as degrees must be earned at the institution granting them. There is a request for clarification regarding the specific degree level—Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D.—that is being pursued. Additionally, there is an inquiry about the specific area of Experimental Physics the individual is interested in, indicating a focus on specialization within the field.
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i am currently enrolled in engineering physics and want to be an experimental physicist.
 
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If you question is "will my degree transfer to a masters in physics", the answer is "no". You have to earn a degree at the institute that grants it, so you can't transfer into one.
 
Tubbs could you please elaborate, is this a BSc, MSc, or Ph.D??

Also what area of Experimental Physics are you considering?
 

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