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Is physics necessary to succeed in medical school? i'm thinking of applying to med school eventually.
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It depends: On where you apply. Some schools require physics, some don't. The mcat also has a 'physical sciences' section that includes some physics.
Answered 11/7/2014
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Required: Pre-medical requirements from undergraduate school are an index of your discipline, intelligence and compulsiveness. Physics is one of those which requires you to apply these skills and your success is considered to correlate with success in medical school. It is a requirement, so do as well as you can and help is usually available. And physics can be interesting also.
Answered 10/3/2016
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