Physics Programs at Less Competitive Colleges in Georgia?

I’m really interested in Physics, but I’m not sure I’ve got the GPA to get into a top tier school. Are there any colleges in Georgia that offer Physics but aren't too hard to get into?

Absolutely, there are definitely some cool Physics programs at colleges in Georgia which do not fall under the super-selective category. Here are a few you may want to consider:

- Georgia Southern University in Statesboro is one such school. This public university offers a traditional Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Physics. The Department of Physics and Astronomy also has facilities like a planetarium and observatories to provide a practical component to your education.

- Another school with solid Physics offerings is Kennesaw State University which has a Bachelor of Science program in Physics. Their program provides students with several research options in nanotech, biophysics, computational physics, and more.

- You might also want to take a look at Valdosta State University in Valdosta. They offer a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Physics, and their relatively open admissions process could be less stressful.

Remember, as you explore physics programs, you'll want to consider faculty-to-student ratio, research opportunities, and lab facilities. Doing this due diligence can give you the best education even if you're not at a highly competitive school.