Texas A&M-Chevron Engineering Academy at ACC
Start your engineering career with the new co-enrollment program for engineering students at ACC. Students start by taking classes at ACC, then transfer seamlessly into the College of Engineering at Texas A&M.
Students become a part of A&M from day one, and are guaranteed full admission to Texas A&M upon successful completion of the two year program. For more information visit the Texas A&M - Chevron Engineering Academy at ACC webpage or contact Dr. David Fonken, dean of math and science, at fonken@austincc.edu.
Society of Physics Students
The Austin Community College Society of Physics Students is a chapter of a national organization that is designed for students with an interest in physics. They meet several times a month to explore internship opportunities, discuss various physics topics, host guest speakers, plan field trips and experiments, and to enjoy the company of others who love physics.
SPS couples the energy of handfuls of isolated, sometimes small groups of students into a support system of hundreds of similar groups and thousands of affiliated individuals across the globe. SPS members are eligible for awards, internships, research opportunities, grants, and more!
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Transferring Your ACC Physics Course to a Four Year School
If 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.
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Last updated: June 30, 2020
Resources for Physics Students
Classes are online, and there are added online resources to help you. Check out the "Resources for Physics Students" page for instructor website links, textbook web links, tutorials, and other helpful links.
Becoming a Physicist: Careers, Salary Info & Job Description
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?. Why Study Physics?
Tutoring and Academic Help at ACC
Need a little extra help? Explore the academic services at ACC.
Other Physics Related Links
- SPIN-UP - Strategic Programs for Innovations in Undergraduate Physics
