Question about Physics requirement?

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My school has two physics classes excluding the very basic classes. The general physics 1 and 2 course are calc based. The algebra based classes are called introductory physics. So would this cause confusion when applying to dental school into thinking that introductory physics is a beginner course?
 
Hi Rsahu,

I took both algebra-based physics and was accepted into a dental school (albeit an expensive one) but still. As long as you have the 8 credits you should be good to go! Good luck!
 
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