How to become an astrophysicist?
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Astrophysicists explore physical properties of celestial objects, including stars, planets, and galaxies; thus they need a substantial amount of scientific knowledge. Becoming an astrophysicist requires training and skill in a combination of astronomy and physics. Students should identify prospective schools and maintain a high GPA in high school and concentrate on excelling in math, science, and computer science.
Degree LevelSome bachelor's programs exist; most professionals have doctoratesDegree FieldAstrophysicsExperienceSummer internships in high school and college will help an applicant with competitive schools and professional positions.Key SkillsMath, science, and computer skills are all highly valuable.Salary (May 2015)*Astronomers earned a median wage of $104,100 a year; physicists earned a median wage of $111,580 a year
Degree LevelSome bachelor's programs exist; most professionals have doctoratesDegree FieldAstrophysicsExperienceSummer internships in high school and college will help an applicant with competitive schools and professional positions.Key SkillsMath, science, and computer skills are all highly valuable.Salary (May 2015)*Astronomers earned a median wage of $104,100 a year; physicists earned a median wage of $111,580 a year
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