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Hi all....
Again... very grateful for all your responses and tips. I have a concern that maybe some of you can clarify or indeed help me with. I am a junior in college and i am working on a Chemistry BA. My main questions is regarding physics. Here is the deal:
For a BA am not required to take the Calculus based physics. I have already completed my firs physics and i did it CALCULUS BASED.... Now most of the dental applicants do the non cal based sequence and i would like to ask do you guys think doing the Cal Based sequence would be an advantage? i mean it is out of the curve... a difference from what most of the applicants do.
Fall is approaching and i am going to do physics 2, but i dont know which one to take
. I dont worry about the difficulty of the course but it is obvious that the calc base will be a little more time taking, therefore if it will not be to an advantage for me and a benefit for my application, then i will take the non calc based one, since i am planning on doing a very tough semester.
What do most of you recommend? One thing i did not want to show is that i was intimidated by the calc bas physics, and therefore i took phy 1 cal based and got an A on it... Should i do phys2 cal based too... or go with what it would be less time taking? (increasing my chances of doing better in other classes )
Thank you very much and please say what ever is to your knowledge regarding this topic!! Thanks!
Again... very grateful for all your responses and tips. I have a concern that maybe some of you can clarify or indeed help me with. I am a junior in college and i am working on a Chemistry BA. My main questions is regarding physics. Here is the deal:
For a BA am not required to take the Calculus based physics. I have already completed my firs physics and i did it CALCULUS BASED.... Now most of the dental applicants do the non cal based sequence and i would like to ask do you guys think doing the Cal Based sequence would be an advantage? i mean it is out of the curve... a difference from what most of the applicants do.
Fall is approaching and i am going to do physics 2, but i dont know which one to take
. I dont worry about the difficulty of the course but it is obvious that the calc base will be a little more time taking, therefore if it will not be to an advantage for me and a benefit for my application, then i will take the non calc based one, since i am planning on doing a very tough semester. What do most of you recommend? One thing i did not want to show is that i was intimidated by the calc bas physics, and therefore i took phy 1 cal based and got an A on it... Should i do phys2 cal based too... or go with what it would be less time taking? (increasing my chances of doing better in other classes )
Thank you very much and please say what ever is to your knowledge regarding this topic!! Thanks!
