<p>Yeah, i'm basically trying to decide which one to take. All the physics professors at my school are supposedly tough but the nicer one is teaching calc based physics. He's supposedly a very good professor and the students like him.</p>
<p>The professor teaching regular algebra based physics isn't too well liked among the students and I heard students told me they struggled with him.</p>
<p>However I am very sure both are equally tough and I know calc-based physics is more challenging at my school.</p>
<p>The plus side is that calc-based physics will leave me the option to change my major if I ever want (biochem/chem etc.) . The algebra/trig based physics can only be used for my bio major. </p>
<p>The big downside is that it does require some more work and more importantly, the MCAT covers trig/algebra based physics. </p>
<p>Will it hurt me on the MCAT to learn the calc-based physics?
Also would you recommend it over the trig/algebra based physics if it wasn't required for your major?</p>
<p>I feel like I might have a better understanding of physics since the professor supposedly teaches/demands a lot. However as a bio major looking at medical school I don't think that understanding will matter as much as my GPA.</p>
<p>Any ideas what route I should go with this? I just want some feedback from anyone who has taken one or the other and if you think calc-based is a better or worse option.</p>