Princeton University’s Bachelor of Arts in Physics program offers a comprehensive and flexible foundation in the core principles of physics, while supporting a broad range of student interests. The curriculum covers the fundamental aspects of physics (mechanics, electricity, magnetism, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and optics) and allows students some freedom in elective course selection. The program emphasizes theoretical understanding, practical laboratory experience, and encourages independent research. It aims to prepare graduates for both advanced studies in physics and diverse careers through rigorous training and engagement with modern physical research.