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Your health insurance may also require you to be a full time student. Other scholarships require that a student is full time on average. Some scholarships and grants require students to be full time (12 credit hours or more) in order to receive aid. Q: If I drop a class, is it okay if it puts me below full time status?Ī: It depends on your financial aid package.

Your academic advisor can, however, talk to you about how this transfer credit applies to your major or GE requirements. Please do not send your transcript to an academic advisor because they do not have the authority to process it. Who do I send my transcript to?Ī: To get this credit posted to your OSU record, please follow the instructions on the Registrar's Office website. Q: I took a class at a different university over the summer and I'd like to have that credit posted to my OSU record. Enrollment directions and additional information can be found on the Controlled Access Course Information Page. Q: What are the physics controlled access courses and how do I schedule them?Ī: The following courses are controlled access, which means students are unable to schedule these courses themselves: Physics 3700 (Data Analysis Lab), Physics 4700 (Electronics Lab), Physics 5700/5710 (Senior Lab). Someone from the department will then get in touch with you to arrange a meeting. How do I go about scheduling an appointment?Ī: Thanks for your interest in OSU Physics! To schedule a meeting, head over to the Information for New Students page and fill out an online visit request form. Q: I am a prospective student and I am interested in speaking with someone in the Department of Physics about the undergraduate physics program. This office works with non-physics majors who are taking, or have questions about, physics classes.Įmail: (614) 292-4464 Frequently Asked Questions Offices: 1140 Physics Research Building (MThF) 4012 McPherson Lab (TuW) The Physics Undergraduate Studies Office works with physics majors, engineering physics majors, and physics minors only.Īcademic Advisor for Physics and Engineering PhysicsĪcademic Advisor for Physics and Astronomy

Students may also continue their education by pursuing graduate studies in applied or theoretical physics, engineering, mathematics, astronomy, or business or pursue professional degrees in law or medicine. Both programs prepare students for successful careers in research, engineering, design and development, teaching, or administration. The second is a Bachelor's of Science in Engineering Physics from the College of Engineering. The first is the traditional Bachelor's of Science in Physics from the College of Arts & Sciences. The Department of Physics at The Ohio State University offers two undergraduate degrees.