Most med schools require that one year of physics must be completed as a prerequisite. I was wondering if the one year needed to be the same physics topic. For example, if I completed algebra-based physics I, do I HAVE to take algebra-based physics II to fulfill the prerequisite? Or could I instead take calculus-based physics I?
I ask because I took algebra-based physics I, but due to scheduling conflicts I am unable to take the second part this semester. This is my last semester.
Most schools only state that one year of physics must be completed, and do not clarify if it needs to be two parts of the same topic. However, I am worried that taking two level I courses will not count towards the prerequisite. I have reached out to a couple of schools, but they have not replied.
I ask because I took algebra-based physics I, but due to scheduling conflicts I am unable to take the second part this semester. This is my last semester.
Most schools only state that one year of physics must be completed, and do not clarify if it needs to be two parts of the same topic. However, I am worried that taking two level I courses will not count towards the prerequisite. I have reached out to a couple of schools, but they have not replied.