<p>I am currently a junior i have taken biology,and chemistry in freshman and sophmore year i forgot most of the stuff i learned those years, and plan to go pre-med in college. I want to know if the pre-med class's go over the topics that we all should have learned in high school or do i have to take remedial class's to take the regular class's. If so what should i do now so i can avoid this horrible problem.</p>
<p>they go over the material you were supposed to have learned in HS but at a much quicker pace. The most you can do is just look over notes or a text book the summer before you take them in college...otherwise anything more would just be overkill.</p>
<p>wat if i dont end up taking the class in high school like physics i have such a tight schedule that i couldnt fit it in. So is there like a remedial class's for a class u never took.</p>
<p>i never took physics in HS and then i had to take engineering level intro physics in college and pulled off a B.....you'll be fine....i hear the lower level physics is usually even easier but of course you can just pick up a physics textbook and flip through it or something before taking the class...the worst thing you can do is freak out.</p>