Physics requirement.

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Alekshura2

Alekshura2

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I was wondering is there a specific physics course that i have to take for dental school or they don't care. There is 2 physics courses with biomedical applications or 2 courses of physics with calc. Which is the right one?
 
Alekshura2 said:
I was wondering is there a specific physics course that i have to take for dental school or they don't care. There is 2 physics courses with biomedical applications or 2 courses of physics with calc. Which is the right one?
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Most schools accept the physics that comes with a lab (mainly calc base or trig base), as far as physics with any other applications, you would be better off going directly to the source (asking your schools of interest).
 
I concur with the last poster--you do need to make sure it has a lab. However, I took algebra-based/biomedical rather than the calc based. Why cause yourself more hardship than you need? So not worth the trouble.
 
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