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Bachelor's

Physics BA

University of California, Los Angeles College of Letters and Science 29 courses

About This Program

The Physics BA major is intended to provide students with a strong background in physics, yet allow students flexibility to study other fields as well. It should be of particular interest to students who want to double major or who want to teach science. Students who intend to continue work toward the PhD in Physics are advised to pursue the Physics BS. A detailed brochure on the major is available from the Undergraduate Office, 1-707A Physics and Astronomy Building.

Degree Requirements

Preparation for the Major

Complete 15 courses as follows:

Preparation for the Major: Physics: Physics 1 Honors series

Students may substitute courses from the Physics 1 honors series for the Physics 1 series.

Preparation for the Major: Chemistry

Complete the following course:

Code Course Title Credits
CHEM 20A Chemical Structure 4

Preparation for the Major: Program in Computing or Computer Science

Select one course from:

The Major

Complete nine courses as follows:

The Major: Physics 170 series and 180 series

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