>can you tell me if you can really get a physics degree without bumping into Bernoulli or Navier-Stokes? Bernoulli principle was covered in my bachelor degree

>can you tell me if you can really get a physics degree without bumping into Bernoulli or Navier-Stokes? Bernoulli principle was covered in my bachelor degree but Navier Stokes wasn't; true-blue fluid dynamics was either an optional course that I didn't take or a grad student course, I don't remember now.