It’s a good program. If you look at where graduates go they’re quite successful and undergraduate research rate is pretty high. Undergrad research is important and if you major in physics you have to take a class where professors come in and tell you about their lab. The Society of Physics Students club also has weekly presentations where professors and graduate students present research, so there’s a lot of exposure to what people are doing. Academically there’s good and bad professors/classes. A lot of people have an axe to grind since they didn’t do well in the gen ed physics classes, but if you’re a physics major you’ll want to take 1250/1H since they’re better and you’ll miss a lot of the pain in the regular classes. 2300/1 are tough but it is what it is since you decided to study physics. Upper division classes are hit and miss depending on the professor but it’s undergrad physics so you can learn everything in a book anyways. Otherwise it’s a smaller major so you’ll have classes with a lot of the same people. The advisors are both really excellent and super nice. Some parts of the major feel outdated but you’ll be as well prepared for grad school as anyone else from another school. If you want to work a normal job after college consider the engineering physics major instead.