Hey physics undergrad here. Idk if this belongs in /adv/ or

>>9164961
Yes. If you go to any employer they'll tell you you need at least a master's in physics to be a chad. Its literally the only accurate portrayal of physics in all of the big bang theory.

If you're lucky, you can find a finance or engineering job with just a bachelor's but you're competing with other majors then. You can also teach high school with a bachelor's if you become certified.

>>9165027
Is that smart at all to do teaching while in doctoral school or is it waste of time putting me behind on Industry experience

>>9165034
Guys I know in grad school are either doing research or industry work. My long term plan is teaching tho it sounds p good

>>9165060
See teaching at a high school level isn't really what I want to do but a few faculty members were talking like it was inevitable.

>>9164961
Yes, there are a few areas where you can work without a PhD in physics, but they'll be like Medical Physics - either software or hardware applied, and you'll probrably need a more technical specializations, but they are cool areas nontheless