AP Physics Necessary for My Future?

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<p>My mother would like me to major in biomedical engineering in college (because there are a bunch of options I would have), but as of now, I'm really interested in neuroscience, cognitive sciences, and economics (slightly random combo, I know). In my ideal world, I would go on to medical school and become a neurologist or something along those lines.</p>

<p>Assuming I want to major in something sciency (most likely neuroscience or biomedical engineering) in college, then possibly (key word!) go on to medical school, is AP Physics that important? I know that physics is the basis for all science, yaddyee yadda, but will it really help me in college? Or would I be okay in college without it? (My alternative would be to take AP Chem). Any thoughts are appreciated!</p>

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<p>Yes, AP Physics will help you if you going into any medical engineering. Well, you’re going to have to retake college physics, but at least you will have a much better understanding.</p>

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<p>So I should take AP Physics instead of AP Chem? Or do you think AP Chem would help me more?</p>

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<p>take both, i heard that you take both subjects when you take the MCAT and such?
Chem will help you more though…</p>