As said above, check the pre-reqs at your university, and talk to pre-med students who took the course. My university offers both calc-based physics and algebra-based physics. Since I took AP calc 3 or 4 years before the class, I was rusty on my calculus to say the least. I took one semester of calc-based physics and did well (gradewise anyway... I got an A, but it was a real struggle) in the class, but since the class was composed almost entirely of math majors, I quickly got sick of my classmates wanting to spend the whole period deriving the physics equations. I ended up talking to some doctors about it, and they told me calc-based physics is no better than algebra-based. I switched into the algebra-based class for my second semester. I have no idea how the classes operate at your university, but you should do a little research on the classes before enrolling.
