Tuition & fees
Costs include tuition, fees, & other costs such as books. New England residents may qualify for a tuition break. See cost details
Financial aid
On average, 92% of enrolled students who file a FAFSA receive an offer. 91% of offers include scholarships, grants, waiver, and/or work-study. Explore aid
Program duration
Typical completion time: 4 years. Flexible options may save time. Explore options
Admissions
SAT & ACT scores optional. Early action & year-round admissions. View application process & deadlines
Program Highlights
Expected career outcomes
Exciting career options
Our program, which has a strong focus on computational work, prepares alumni for graduate programs in physics, astronomy, and data science. Or, you can immediately start practicing as a physicist in industrial or institutional settings.
Program requirements
You’ll gain a high-level overview of the basic laws that describe how nature works. Our curriculum encourages students to become natural problem solvers, and advanced laboratory access offers a spirit of experimentation. Students graduate ready to pursue an advanced degree or career in modern technology.
Scholarship opportunities
Scholarships offer valuable financial aid that doesn’t need to be repaid. You’ll be automatically considered for Merit Scholarships when you apply for admission by the deadline. Additional opportunities are available.
Offer engaging and rigorous service
Qualified students can apply to become a paid learning assistant who acts as a bridge between faculty and introductory concepts. Become a leader by teaching others and improve the understanding of fundamental physics courses.
Our helpful admissions counselors are here to answer your questions about the admissions process, our academic programs, and student support services. We also invite you to explore the many ways to visit campus or to engage with us through online experiences.