| If you take AP credit, it will show up as the equivalent class on your transcript. For Bio, Chemistry, Physics, and English, most med schools won't accept that and will require that you take a higher level course instead. For math, the AP credit is usually fine.
I took Physics 151/152 because it was recommended for my major. Like I said earlier, it was no joke, but it was well taught. The general consensus was that if you have any level of comfort with calc, taking calc-based physics is actually easier (because it's better to take an integral than do crazy things with sums, I guess.) |