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I don't think you need physics to get into most pathologist's assistant programs, maybe not physician's assistant programs either, but I'm not overly familiar with those. Best thing you can do is google so other career options in medicine and then look at the requirements some schools have. If you decide to stick with medical school, you should probably drop physics anyway and try again another time.
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OP just go into nursing and bypass physics all together. Face the facts buddy. If you can't pass physics, you're not becoming a doctor.
Oh wait...OP's real intention was for people to pretend like they care and encourage him to stay the course. In that case OP, you can do it man, just study harder. If you're looking to getting a C or lower (with your 3.0GPA), then you should drop it now, reassess, and take it later when you find out why you did so bad in it.
Good luck with your medical school goals in 2012
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Oh wait...OP's real intention was for people to pretend like they care and encourage him to stay the course. In that case OP, you can do it man, just study harder. If you're looking to getting a C or lower (with your 3.0GPA), then you should drop it now, reassess, and take it later when you find out why you did so bad in it.
Good luck with your medical school goals in 2012
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Dental prereqs require physics, but as an aside there is no physics on the DAT.
A lot of related healthcare specialties require physics.
This was so unnecessary.
I think this kind of depends...what kind of healthcare professions are you looking into now?
