Rileys Freaky Fridays

To be a professor you need a Ph.D.. If you want to do that, get a double major in math and physics …

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Take as much math as you can in high school…Stanford has a great physics program

MIT is probably the best. You have to be a genius to get in.

Take for sure:
AP Calculus
AP Physics
Take as much math as possible.

At my school we take an advanced physics before AP, so if you do that at your school… take the course.

oh if your good in physics do you mind answering 3 questions for me please in easy language:

1. mechanism
2. mechanism of transmission of motion
3. mechanism of tranformation of motion

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

take AP physics and other classes as soon as you can in your school, be sure to get good grades and get extra help with the material, and do research on different colleges to pick one that you think is good.
there are a lot of really great colleges with great science programs and departments.
in your college search you will find information from about 5000 different colleges all over the world.

and if u wanna get paid higher, go for PHD in physics, that way you can work as a professor if you want, and get paid like 95000 a year, and if u get sick of that, you can always work as a scientist in a lab.

best of luck to you

First of all to become a physics professor you should know your own interest in physics.
And in terms of degree, go for B.ED from a reputed university so is Kurukshetra University.
All the best for your future!!!!

For acceptance as a physics major you need:

Grades good enough to get accepted.
Good Science grades
Good math grades.
(You will be playing catch up if you don’t have any Calculus.)

To become a college Instructor (as opposed to a Professor)
you need:
A degree (preferably a Masters,. preferably in physics)
OR
A Bachelors degree (preferably in physics or engineering)
with work experience in applied physics.

If you do not already have a masters degree in physics or
education, you will work on your masters while you are an
associate instructor.

To become a Professor you need Tenure (so many years on
the faculty.) What degree you need depends on the college
or university where you are employed. A few professors do
not have a PhD, but they have a lot of time as a college
teacher and a lot of published work in the field of physics.

“Which school is best?” is a sure way to start a fight!
I went to RIT myself (Rochester Institute of Technology.)
Physics covers a broad spectrum of disciplines, some
schools have a better reputation in some branches of
physics than in other branches
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