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Started by nomorelaw Sep 24, 2005

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nomorelaw

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Sep 24, 2005

Do I need calculus based or non-based for pod school? thanks.

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The physics involved in pod school is very basic. You will be fine with non-calculus based. However, it may help you more on the MCAT.

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If you have the math background, I would go the calculus based route. You will understand the equations better.

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