Planning to transfer to UT after ACC? Take some UT courses this summer! UT is offering two coursees this summer - Electricity and Magnetism (PHY316) and Wave Motion and Optics (PHY315). Students who do well in these clases may earn an advantage in transferring into the UT Physics programam. For more information, contact Professor Phil Morrison at morrison@physics.utexas.edu
If you are taking Physics classes at ACC, and you are planning on transferring to a four-year school after leaving ACC, click here for a guide to how your classes will transfer to some of the nearby Texas schools.
Last updated: April 26, 2013
Information about dates, times, and locations for open labs can be found on the Make-up Labs page.
Interested in becoming a physics as a career? DiplomaGuide.com has info on estimated salaries, career options and other information for the student interested in a career in physics. Physicist Career Summary from DiplomaGuide.com
Careers in Physics from the University of Texas at Austin is a good source of information, as is What Can You Do with a College Degree in Physics?
Links to information on transferring, financial aid, applying and much more are all on our Information for Students, Advisors and Counselors page.
Check out our brand new "Resources for Physics Students" page for textbook web links, tutorials, helpful links and more. Keep checking back, as new content will be added.
Interested in Physics? Not sure which Physics class you should take? Before you enroll in a Physics class, take a look at "Physics at Austin Community College: A Guide for Students, Advisors and Counselors" so you can be sure to enroll in the class that will best ensure your success.
Resources and tutoring is available for all ACC students in the tutoring labs and in the computer centers at ACC. Group study rooms, open access computer labs with software and tutorials are available. If you are a student with special needs, check out the assistive technology also available in the labs. Check the schedules for times and location.