<p>I am majoring in biology and wanted to know if it would be better since im applying to really competative schoos like UCLA, CAL, UCSD and UCI to take the Physics for engineers series (mechanics, magnetics and eletricity and optics) over the Physics for Sciences that has no calculus. I checked assist.com which is a website that helps transfer and it says that you could take either. Would it look better if I the engineers series or sciences one. Also does it make a difference, meaning increase my chance of admission if i take one or the other. any input is welcomed. I'm taking Calc in the spring and then CALC II along with mechanics because it is a corequiste.</p>
<p>Obviously the Physics with Calculus class would be more challenging, so IMO it would definitely give you an edge against those who took regular physics.</p>