Physics - Monmouth College

Physics from Monmouth College is a Campus Bachelor Physics degree that prepares you for a Science career. Physics Overview Physics students at Monmouth learn how to form interesting questions, develop models, construct analytical and computational solutions, and apply those skills to all kinds of interesting systems. Our small classes and our close relationship to our students make for an excellent educational experience. We know our students well and we work closely with them to engage them in all kinds of activities, including lecture, lab, undergraduate research, and independent projects. We have the ability to tailor our class offerings and projects to the interests of our students. Many of our Physics students participate in our \\\"Dual Degree Program\\\"--a program where a student spends 3 or 4 years at Monmouth, usually majoring in Physics, and then studying engineering at one of the campuses that we have cooperative agreements with. Right now, we have cooperative agreements with Washington University, Case Western Reserve University, and the University of Southern California. Upon completing his or her studies in engineering, a student receives a B.A. in his or her major from Monmouth and a B.S. in Engineering from the university where they studied engineering. Physics is a challenging major that will give you the ability to pursue a career in almost any field that you can imagine. We would love to have you visit with us to talk about how physics at Monmouth College might be the right field for you. View more details on Monmouth College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Physics courses.