Two quick questions

[FutureDoctor06]

First question:
I just found out that my calc ab subscore will count toward my Calc I credit for the first semester freshman year. This means I will be starting in Calc II right off the bat. Anything I should be worried about? Do medical schools accept calc I ap credit?

Second Question:
I also had the choice of picking between two chemistry classes. There is the chemistry for majors and the just the regular chemistry. The chemistry for majors is of people that are in calculus and I heard is harder. I am in the regular chemistry thinking I would be getting roughly the same knowledge but that it would be easier. Any thoughts?

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[MCNC718]

Are you a chemistry major?

 

[hoihaie]

some count AP credits, some don't. IF you want to fullfill the common 1-year-math pre-req, take a stats class or something.

take the easier class

 

[FutureDoctor06]

Are you a chemistry major?

Biochemistry major.

 

[doc05]

Biochemistry major.

at the undergrad level, there isn't much difference between chemistry and biochemistry. take the real course.

 

[Axes]

I'd take whatever the easiest classes are that fulfill your requirements.

 

[md-2020]

I'd take whatever the easiest classes are that fulfill your requirements.

This guy knows whats up.

 

[MCNC718]

Biochemistry major.

Here this is very simple, if chem major or considering chemistry major take the class for majors
If not a chem major or considering a chemistry major, don't take the class

You don't get bonus points for taking a slightly harder version of the same class