<p>If I'm going to take pre-med courses at Princeton, which one of the plans on this website would be the best to prepare me for the MCAT and med school? (Health</a> Professions Advising - Princeton University).</p>
<p>I have 5s on my AP tests in Calculus, Chemistry and Biology, but I don't know if I should skip those classes because I've completely forgotten a lot of stuff in Biology and Chemistry. I don't really even know how I scored 5s. Is taking general chemistry/biology at Princeton really worth it if I already have 5s? Or should I take organic chemistry as a freshman?</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure that I know most of the stuff in regular Chem, but I've forgotten things like electrolysis/galvanization, equilibrium constants, and a little bit of everything in the other topics. So should I just review like crazy over the summer before freshman year or retake the class? The same applies to Biology, and I shouldn't have trouble in Calculus because I'm taking Calculus BC this year. I guess my main problem here is that I have no idea of how competitive Princeton will be and am just curious as to how I should go about picking my classes to be at least competent in them.</p>