physics needed for pharmacy?

Question

Do you need to take physics in high school (with lab) otherwise id take it in the summer without lab just to learn some basic physics?? is there even a point i have enough science credits

also do i need to take advanced math things?

im a junior

the normal right now would be adv. algebra II and accerlated students are taking ap calc bc or ab or precalcus acc.

if i am taking precalculus honors is that bad or regular precalc bad

and if i take calc hns instead of ap math is that bad?

and what about human anatomy class

Answer 1

Yes, it is helpful because many schools require college physics. My school required college physics 1 and 2, and only calculus 1. You will also need the lab. Trust me, as a pharmacy student, you want to take high school physics with lab.

Answer 2

Well, I have looked into doing pharmacy. You will need to take 8 hours of college physics to get into Pharmacy school, so you would be best off taking honors physics with a lab during high school. A calculus course would be good too, since you will need 8 hours of college calculus to go to pharmacy school, so do take the honors precalculus. Human Anatomy would be a good idea if your school offers it, although I don't think you need a college human anatomy course to go to pharmacy school. But I'm sure such a course would be very helpful.

Answer 3

I am working of a bachelors in pharmacy at OSU right now so i can tell you a little bit about what is expected here for pharmacy students. Here you have to take a year of physics so it would be very helpful to get familiar with it in high school. also for calculus, you need take up to integration in calculus, and it is helpful to take it in high school because you can test out of some of your math and calculus classes in college.

Answer 4

before you apply, you will need to complete the physics series and calculus. Keep up the grades!