The Bachelor of Science in Physics at Georgia Institute of Technology College of Sciences is a rigorous undergraduate program that provides a broad foundation in physics. Early coursework emphasizes core areas such as classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, thermal physics, and electromagnetism, with more specialized upper-level options (atomic, solid state, optical, nuclear, particle, biophysics, astrophysics, computational physics, relativity). The degree is highly flexible, allowing students to tailor electives to career interests, and emphasizes hands-on research—about 80% of majors complete at least one semester of undergraduate research. Research experiences can lead to publication and conference presentation opportunities. Students must complete 120 credit hours (excluding wellness) and maintain at least a 2.0 GPA in upper-division physics courses. Special 'options' include a Business Option and a Research Option. Graduates are prepared for advanced study or diverse careers in science, education, technology, industry, and beyond.