Is there any schools that do not require physics, preferably in the midwest? I looked thru most of the schools on Pharmcas unless I overlooked something, do all schools require physics??? Because I will only be able to take Physics I in Spring, if it is needed.
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Schools that do not require Physics
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Every school I applied to required it. I suggest the calculus-based version instead of the watered-down algebra one. I did not understand calculus until I took physics; it all clicked together then.
I feel you would only be cheating yourself if you managed to find a school that did not require physics. True, you don't need a lot of true physics knowledge as a pharmacist, but it will totally teach you a WAY of thinking, a way to tackle problems. And, you might find it useful in pharmaceutics (although I found my p-chem background more useful there, but it's all related).
I think you need to reconsider your course schedule to make physics fit into it. If your school doesn't offer physics I this fall, look for other local schools that do. If pharmacy is truly your goal, then you can find a way to take physics.
Sorry, I know this is probably not what you wanted to hear.
I feel you would only be cheating yourself if you managed to find a school that did not require physics. True, you don't need a lot of true physics knowledge as a pharmacist, but it will totally teach you a WAY of thinking, a way to tackle problems. And, you might find it useful in pharmaceutics (although I found my p-chem background more useful there, but it's all related).
I think you need to reconsider your course schedule to make physics fit into it. If your school doesn't offer physics I this fall, look for other local schools that do. If pharmacy is truly your goal, then you can find a way to take physics.
Sorry, I know this is probably not what you wanted to hear.
The University of Houston will accept one year of high school physics in lieu of the required Physics 1.
thank you. that is what i am looking for. except I hear TX schools do not accept a lot of out of state students. 🙁
Nova Southeastern University if Florida doesnt
The University of Houston will accept one year of high school physics in lieu of the required Physics 1.
This is true of Iowa as well.
AMO69657, in case you aren't aware usn = university of southern nevada which has two campuses- one in henderson, nevada and the other in south jordan, utah
LECOM and Idaho State require physics but no lab is required.
Is there any schools that do not require physics, preferably in the midwest? I looked thru most of the schools on Pharmcas unless I overlooked something, do all schools require physics??? Because I will only be able to take Physics I in Spring, if it is needed.
Mercer only requires one semester of physics.
AMO69657, in case you aren't aware usn = university of southern nevada which has two campuses- one in henderson, nevada and the other in south jordan, utah
LECOM and Idaho State require physics but no lab is required.
Thanks for clarifying! and thank you to the rest of you as well 🙂