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Hi Guys,
I did really well in my high school calc based physics class and on the IB Physics HL exam that my school waived the calc-based physics requirements for my degree. I know that many medical schools expect students to pursue more difficult courses in an area where they recieved "transfer" credit from High School. Unfortunately, at my school, they don't offer anything higher than Physics II calc-based, expect for some engineering classes like structures, circuits, and dynamics. I was wondering if the medical schools will accept Physical Chemistry I and II and/or Advanced Physical Chemistry as suitable "advanced" physics courses.
Thanks
I did really well in my high school calc based physics class and on the IB Physics HL exam that my school waived the calc-based physics requirements for my degree. I know that many medical schools expect students to pursue more difficult courses in an area where they recieved "transfer" credit from High School. Unfortunately, at my school, they don't offer anything higher than Physics II calc-based, expect for some engineering classes like structures, circuits, and dynamics. I was wondering if the medical schools will accept Physical Chemistry I and II and/or Advanced Physical Chemistry as suitable "advanced" physics courses.
Thanks