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I can handle physics. Got faithThe answer is no. You will never ever use anything from physics again. But if you can't handle physics, good luck with kinetics. 👎

Mines too. I mean it seems easy, but when it comes to actually doing the work, dats when I'm stuck. 😕I sure hope not!! It is, without a doubt, my LEAST favorite class I've ever taken. I'm way more worried about my grade in my 101 level physics class than my biochemistry class (which is the hardest class in my major). For some reason I just can't seem to grasp it and it's super boring to me haha.
I can handle physics. Got faith![]()
I can handle physics. Got faith
Mines too. I mean it seems easy, but when it comes to actually doing the work, dats when I'm stuck. 😕
Okay, now I understand 😀🙂
I didn't phrase that well. I meant that someone who cannot handle physics will probably struggle with kinetics, which is probably why it is a prereq. I didn't mean to imply that I think you can't handle it. 😳
👍😍Ava999 has a really great personality. I like her. I hope she makes it to pharmacy school and become a pharmacist 🙂

AGREED! lol same to you!Thanks, I hear that ALOT. But some people say different things. What classes are needed for pharmacy school?No you don't need physics, you will soon realize that half the crap you are taking is jump through the hoop type of nonsense, not something you need for pharm school. Just like half the crap you will be taking in pharm school is to check off a check mark and not actially relevant/necessery to your degree. The reason why you have to do it, is because, we the older generation had to do, suffered our suffering, did our prison terms and we fully expect you the younger generation to go through the same BS and same amount of crap we have gone through.
Thanks, I hear that ALOT. But some people say different things. What classes are needed for pharmacy school?
Everyone hears the alot, it is quite a big beast. His stride shakes the countryside.
I would say most of the biology series and mush of the chemistry series. The maths are helpful to a point with kinetics.
🤣🤣🤣 Your right, Alot is quite a bid beast that everyone hears! 🙄 🙂Everyone hears the alot, it is quite a big beast. His stride shakes the countryside.
I would say most of the biology series and mush of the chemistry series. The maths are helpful to a point with kinetics.
🤣🤣🤣 Your right, Alot is quite a bid beast that everyone hears! 🙄 🙂
Thanks! I actually passed the class w/ a C. 👍 I'm aiming for an A this next semester!I completed Pharmacy School, and went on to Medical School and now practice medicine. As painful as Physics was to endure, I am thankful for the basic knowledge and the scientific "common sense" it gives us. Instead of hating it, I now embrace it, and sometimes review it to do such basic things as work on my motorcycle electrical system. I had a house built, and actually understood the structural steel engineer's calculations. I have avoided traffic accidents because of my understanding of inertia. My advice is to bite the bullet, work as hard as you can on it, and hope one day you can appreciate it. Physics is your friend!

How long did it take you to do both? Because thats too much for me!I completed Pharmacy School, and went on to Medical School and now practice medicine. As painful as Physics was to endure, I am thankful for the basic knowledge and the scientific "common sense" it gives us. Instead of hating it, I now embrace it, and sometimes review it to do such basic things as work on my motorcycle electrical system. I had a house built, and actually understood the structural steel engineer's calculations. I have avoided traffic accidents because of my understanding of inertia. My advice is to bite the bullet, work as hard as you can on it, and hope one day you can appreciate it. Physics is your friend!
how pissed do I have to get to throw a pill into orbit?
i completed pharmacy school, and went on to medical school and now practice medicine. As painful as physics was to endure, i am thankful for the basic knowledge and the scientific "common sense" it gives us. Instead of hating it, i now embrace it, and sometimes review it to do such basic things as work on my motorcycle electrical system. I had a house built, and actually understood the structural steel engineer's calculations. i have avoided traffic accidents because of my understanding of inertia. my advice is to bite the bullet, work as hard as you can on it, and hope one day you can appreciate it. Physics is your friend!
When I told my professor I was pre-pharm he asked me if physics was on the PCAT. I told him no and then he questioned why I was taking it then. Simple answer, because the schools say i have to. He seemed surprised. On a side note...just finished my physics requirement today!

When I told my professor I was pre-pharm he asked me if physics was on the PCAT. I told him no and then he questioned why I was taking it then. Simple answer, because the schools say i have to. He seemed surprised. On a side note...just finished my physics requirement today!
You are correct, only a pre-pharmer.omg you're a pre-pharm student??? I always thought you were a pharmacy student.
But a bad professor with a chip on his shoulder can make the course a nightmare.
prerequisites for doing well in pharmacy school: basic algebra skills and a decent memory. most people don't have much problem with the latter...you'd be surprised how many people can't set up and/or solve a simple equation. true story.
True fact. I have no problem with people using the calculator, but plugging in 80/8 is a little too far... In fact, the lowest average test score in our pharmacy calculation course was of the conversion exam (apothecary/avoirdupois/metric) where calculators weren't allowed (and some simple long divisions were involved, god forbid).