To get an Associate Degree or not?

[bottlecap1990]

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I will have to take two semesters of calculus based physics in order to get my associate degree in chemistry. I am positive that the schools I am applying to (rutgers, albany, long island, st. john fisher, buffalo, Lecom, jefferson, shenandoah, washington, charleston) don't require calculus-based physics. The websites only say one or two semester of physics with LAB.

What do you think I should do?. Also correct me if any of these schools DO require calc-based physics.

thank you.

 

[Tinkerbell22]

I will have to take two semesters of calculus based physics in order to get my associate degree in chemistry. I am positive that the schools I am applying to (rutgers, albany, long island, st. john fisher, buffalo, Lecom, jefferson, shenandoah, washington, charleston) don't require calculus-based physics. The websites only say one or two semester of physics with LAB.

What do you think I should do?. Also correct me if any of these schools DO require calc-based physics.

thank you.

Can't you switch your AS to an AA in Chemistry? Then you can take Physics w/o Calc. Some schools also require Calculus II for BS/AS but you don't need it for a BA/AA.

 

[pharm B]

I'd definitely ask your advisor what other degree plans (AS/AA Chem, Bio, etc) you're close to finishing. The pharmacy pre-reqs line up nicely with Bio and Chem plans, so I'm getting both.