<p>I've been hearing a lot about how intensize the math and physics are in engineering fields. I'm gonna be a fresman in college this fall and I have never taken calculus in HS (went from college algebra/trig to AP Stats senior year). Plus I only took regular physics and barely made it to a B. Will I be able to do well in compared to the other fresmans taking engineering, who probably took AP calc BC and AP physics in hs. thanks.</p>
<p>As long as you are interested in being involved with water and air pollution control, recycling, organic-waste disposal, hazardous/nuclear waste treatment/disposal and public health issues as well as environmental engineering & public health safety law.</p>
<p>If interested in the above then go for it!
You will be fine. A lot of freshmen haven’t taken calculus until college. I never took calculus or calculus based physics in high school but when I took them in college they were not hard. Both classes are logical and straightforward. Just study & work hard!</p>
<p>Chemistry was hard for me though since chemistry is boring and I do not like chemistry from a chemists point of view. The way it is taught is also unfortunate.</p>
<p>But I am sure chemistry from a physicists point of view would be interesting but it is different for everyone.</p>
<p>thanks! im definitely gonna give it a shot</p>