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How to Apply to Physics at the University of Central Florida: A College of Sciences BS in Five Tracks and BA in Four, Physics Not on the Limited-Access List, SAT, ACT or CLT Required, and Requirements for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students
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How to Apply to Physics at the University of Central Florida: A College of Sciences BS in Five Tracks and BA in Four, Physics Not on the Limited-Access List, SAT, ACT or CLT Required, and Requirements for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students

The University of Central Florida’s Department of Physics (College of Sciences) offers a BS in Physics with five tracks (General Physics, Astronomy, Computational Physics, Materials Physics, Optics and Lasers) and a BA with four (Biophysics, Education, Information Technology/Data Science, Technical Writing). The College of Sciences’ limited-access list does not include physics, so admission to UCF is the gate. Freshmen must submit SAT, ACT or CLT scores; the application fee is $30; domestic freshman Early Action closes October 15 (materials November 15), and fall deadlines for international freshmen are April 1 (applying from abroad) and May 1 (already in the US), with no year stated on the page. The suggested plan starts with Calculus I and general chemistry and ends with a physics exit test. 2026-2027 tuition and fees are $5,954 for Florida residents and $24,960 for non-residents.

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How to Apply to Physics at Clark University: A Physics B.S. With Comprehensive, Applied and General Tracks, a Minimum of 18 Courses, Major and Track Chosen in Sophomore Year, a 4+1 Accelerated Master’s With a Full-Tuition Fifth Year, a 3/2 Engineering Program With Columbia, and Routes for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Applicants
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How to Apply to Physics at Clark University: A Physics B.S. With Comprehensive, Applied and General Tracks, a Minimum of 18 Courses, Major and Track Chosen in Sophomore Year, a 4+1 Accelerated Master’s With a Full-Tuition Fifth Year, a 3/2 Engineering Program With Columbia, and Routes for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Applicants

Clark University’s physics program page is titled Physics, B.S., with comprehensive, applied and general physics tracks and a minimum of 18 courses; the major map suggests choosing the major and track in sophomore year and picking a capstone topic around the end of junior year. Physics majors can take the 4+1 Accelerated Master’s (an average GPA of 3.2 in physics major courses, 100% tuition scholarship in the fifth year) or the 3/2 engineering program with Columbia University. There is no application fee, ED I and EA are due November 1, ED II and RD January 15, and testing is optional. The pages read state no high school physics or calculus prerequisite. The 2026-2027 total estimate is USD 82,753.

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How to apply to Wayne State University for a physics degree: the Department of Physics and Astronomy sits in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with physics, astronomy and biomedical physics degrees, and admission routes and prerequisites for U.S., international (including Chinese) and transfer students
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How to apply to Wayne State University for a physics degree: the Department of Physics and Astronomy sits in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with physics, astronomy and biomedical physics degrees, and admission routes and prerequisites for U.S., international (including Chinese) and transfer students

Wayne State’s Department of Physics and Astronomy is in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and offers a B.S. and B.A. in Physics, a B.S. and B.A. in Astronomy and a B.S. in Biomedical Physics, plus minors. You apply to the university; majors must declare by the start of the junior year with the department’s consent. SAT/ACT scores are optional (the test-optional route needs a short essay and an activities list). For fall 2027: a $25 application fee (waivable with a code); international fall deadline 1 August (confirm the year); TOEFL 4.5 on the new scale or IELTS 6.5; the department has its own undergraduate scholarships.

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How to Apply to Physics at Ohio University: BS Degrees in Physics, Applied Physics and Astrophysics in the College of Arts and Sciences, Plus Physics, Astrophysics and Engineering Physics in the Honors Tutorial College, for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Applicants
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How to Apply to Physics at Ohio University: BS Degrees in Physics, Applied Physics and Astrophysics in the College of Arts and Sciences, Plus Physics, Astrophysics and Engineering Physics in the Honors Tutorial College, for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Applicants

At Ohio University (OHIO), physics is in the Department of Physics and Astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences, which offers BS degrees in Physics, Applied Physics (each with 36 semester hours of PHYS coursework) and Astrophysics (at least 45 hours of PHYS and ASTR coursework). The program pages say there are no requirements beyond University admission, and recommend Math Placement Level II, an ACT Math score of 24 or an SAT Math score of 560. The Honors Tutorial College separately offers Physics, Astrophysics and Engineering Physics, with two essays and an interview. For the 2026–27 entering cohort, full-time tuition is $7,401 per semester for Ohio residents and $13,288 for out-of-state students. Based on OHIO’s official information, this guide covers degrees, admission, prerequisites, domestic, international and Chinese applicants, and transfer.

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How to Apply to Physics at the University of New Mexico: BS Physics (General and Applied Concentrations), BS Astrophysics and BA Physics and Astrophysics, a Four-Year Dual Degree with Electrical Engineering, and Admission and Prerequisites for US, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students
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How to Apply to Physics at the University of New Mexico: BS Physics (General and Applied Concentrations), BS Astrophysics and BA Physics and Astrophysics, a Four-Year Dual Degree with Electrical Engineering, and Admission and Prerequisites for US, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students

Undergraduate physics at the University of New Mexico (UNM) is offered by the Department of Physics and Astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences: a BS in Physics (General Physics or Applied Physics concentration, 83 credit hours), a BS in Astrophysics (81), a BA in Physics and Astrophysics (59), and a four-year dual degree with a BS in Electrical Engineering. Applicants apply to UNM only; test scores are optional, freshmen do not need essays or recommendations, and the application fee is USD 25 for US applicants and USD 50 for international applicants. The pages we read do not state a separate entry standard or a high school physics requirement for the physics major; check the website. AP and IB physics and calculus credit follows UNM’s credit tables.

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How to Apply to Physics at the University of New Hampshire: Physics B.A., Physics B.S. and Engineering Physics B.S. in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, SAT/ACT Optional, for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) Applicants and Transfer Students
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How to Apply to Physics at the University of New Hampshire: Physics B.A., Physics B.S. and Engineering Physics B.S. in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, SAT/ACT Optional, for Domestic, International (Including Chinese) Applicants and Transfer Students

Undergraduate physics at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) sits in the Department of Physics & Astronomy in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS), with a Physics B.A., a Physics B.S. and an Engineering Physics B.S., plus physics and astronomy minors. First-year applicants apply to UNH through the Common App: Early Action November 15, Regular Decision February 1, SAT/ACT optional, one recommendation; UNH does not state a physics-specific admission threshold. Physics courses start with calculus-based PHYS 407, and B.S. students must clear a C in required lower-level courses and a 2.33 average by the end of sophomore spring. For 2026–27 non-resident tuition is $37,996. Transfer applicants need Calculus I with a C or better.

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