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I searched the threads for any questions like this one, but I didn't find anything similar. Anyways, I took both calculus 1 and calculus 2 for those majoring in science, math, engineering, etc. This was when I was majoring in science and thinking about applying to medical school. However, I didn't do well in these classes and I later changed my major as well. Upon deciding that pharmacy was what I wanted to do, I realized that not all schools require calc 1 and 2 for majors as part of the pre-reqs. In fact, I'm thinking about taking the basic type of calculus (for non-majors), in which I could probably score an "A." This would really help out my GPA for pharmacy school. Do you think this is a good idea, especially if I only apply to schools that require only one semester of calculus? Or do you think that most schools prefer for students to have completed calculus for majors (either the first half or both)? Thank you!