hey wassup,

i am a pre med student and im doing ok my gpa right not is 3.21 (not to high).i have one huge question is physics with calculus or just physics with trig..

My school offers both physics with calculus (and I think only physics majors and minors have to take it) and physics with geometry/trig, which is the one I took. I never took trig, but I took geometry in high school, and I found that to be good enough preparation for physics. You should probably talk to people who've taken physics where you will be taking it. Or take a look at the book the school uses. Hope that helps

Usually medical schools will accept non-calculus based physics as a prereq. However, if you're a chem, physics or engineering major, you may be required to take calc physics for your major.

oddly enough, in my schedule of classes algebra based physics has "(pre med)" listed next to it. i contacted the COM and they said they don't care which you take.

Allison