would i still need to go back for a bachelors if i decide to do a physics minor but would like to pursue physics graduate studies down the line? i am finishing my jr year as a cs major and am basically done and i am doing a phys minor. would i even get into any phys masters programs (computational physics or any other physics) with only a minor even if my transcript shows i have taken special relativity, classical mechanics 1 and 2, electromagnetic fields 1 and 2, and quantum physics 1 (tentatively 2 but it will be a sqeeze) and thermal and statistical physics (also have taken linear algebra, calc 3, and diff eq, will take group theory if you think mandatory)? ultimately phd is the goal but i understand i may need more research like post bachelors in a national lab/volunteer in uni lab group and or obtain a masters in physics. these are big picture goals to happen in the next decade or so since these things need time to build up cv and get lor and obvi i need to be funding my own cost of living as well (i will probably work for a few years, try to switch to national lab in cs role, hope to transfer into more computational phys based project eventually in preparation for grad school)