I need to take one 4 credit Physics class for one of my pre-reqs. Should I take a calculus based physics or just a regular physics class (it will still have a lab and will be worth 4 credits)??
Most say General Physics as a requirement, but if that is not an option at your school, you might want to contact the schools your applying to for the answer.
Most say General Physics as a requirement, but if that is not an option at your school, you might want to contact the schools your applying to for the answer.
There is no physics on the PCAT. I would suggest taking the regular, algebra based version over the calculus based as people usually struggle with this class. Since the school doesn't specify, I would assume they will accept any physics. However, it's always best to get clarification rather than assume.
There is no physics on the PCAT. I would suggest taking the regular, algebra based version over the calculus based as people usually struggle with this class. Since the school doesn't specify, I would assume they will accept any physics. However, it's always best to get clarification rather than assume.
I have the oppurtunity to take a really easy physics class over this summer...its actually for non-science majors and worth 4 credits (exactly what i need credit wise). I spoke to my pharm schools of choice and they don't care what i take, as long as its a physics class. Should I jump on this chance to grab a easy 4 credits?
I am a pre-pharm student and have the oppurtunity to take a very easy 4 credit Physics course over this summer (its for non-science majors and has a lab). My prospective pharmacy schools said that I only need 4 credits of physics and they don't care what kind. Should I jump on this oppurtunity or not?
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