Hi everyone, I'm having trouble deciding which physics course to take. I have the option to take general college physics or physics for scientists and engineers since both do fulfill the requirement to graduate (I'm a biology major) but I don't know which one would be best to prepare me best for the MCAT. Would you guys say physics for scientists and engineers is better?
Best physics course??
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Algebra based (general) is fine. It's all that's needed for the MCAT.
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I would say the general since it is much easier. It's usually just concepts with a few formulas. Whether the one for engineers would be heavily base on calculus. At my school, I need to complete calc 1&2 to be able to take physics (engineering major here). So, unless you love calculus so much, choose the other one.
