I'm thinking about transferring to somewhere that has an astrophysics program. Anyone know how good CU's is?|||It's an excellent school for it. If you're an undergrad, major in physics and take classes in astronomy, math, and computer science - even if they do offer an astrophysics major, that usually doesn't contain enough physics to get you into grad school, and you will need a PhD to do anything in the field.|||It's one of the major US universities offering a graduate program in astrophysics.
If you're an undergraduate, there's no advantage to studying astrophysics. You should concentrate on math, physics, and computer science, then apply to one of the few major graduate programs.
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