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I am going into my sophomore year of college in the fall. I am still deciding on a major between biology, chemistry, or biochemistry and molecular biology. I am also hoping to go to dental school. I am leaning towards chemistry because so far I have enjoyed it more than biology. I got credit for AP Calculus AB (got a 4 on the test) and went right into calculus II my fall semester of freshmen year. I ended up getting a B+ in the class. I feel like calculus III would help me with upper level chemistry classes and the two semesters of physics, but I'm nervous I might screw up my science GPA. So my question is do you think calculus III would really make a difference in upper level chemistry classes, the two semesters of physics, and the DAT or can I get by without taking calculus III. For my school it is not required for chemistry majors, but it could count towards the major if I do take it. Or do you think it might be more useful to take an intro level statistics course? Thanks!