<p>I've been researching, and not all med schools require calculus, so that's a plus. But would I be sacrificing my ability in physics? I'm not averse to all math, just calculus, so I wouldn't really mind taking statistics.</p>
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<p>Not unless your school only offers calculus-based physics. Just make sure that you aren’t limiting your selection of med schools too much (i.e. any that you would really want to go to)</p>
<p>I would suck it up and take a semester of Calculus I. Many (though certainly not all) require Calculus, and you will be unnecessarily limiting your selection, and hence lessening your chances of getting in to at least one school, by not taking calc. It does not really matter for physics though, as most premeds take non-calc based physics anyways.</p>