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Physics

A professional physicist might be engaged in anything from exploring the origins of the universe to manipulating atoms for tomorrow's computer chips.  Physics majors are problem-solvers who can create and manipulate quantitative models of real-world systems.  When these skills are combined with other fruits of a high-quality liberal arts education, the physics graduate is well equipped to become a "competent giver" in our world.

 

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