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Physics: Astronomy Introduction
The Physics Department offers students a solid foundation in both classical and modern physics. Astronomy students take an additional 12 credits in astronomy and chemistry. Students gain valuable experience in the lab, and learn all the important components of physics and astronomy.
Faculty are always on hand to help guide you in class and on campus. Our courses are designed for meaningful connections, helping you get to know the faculty personally. You'll also have the chance to be mentored by a faculty member to help you find the most rewarding career path for you.
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