<p>I'm a high school senior and I've always wanted to do premed and I love biology and physiology but I'm bad at physics. Is it possible to be successful in premed when I'm weak in physics? or should I start looking at a different path...</p>
<p>1) One subject shouldn’t be enough to deter you.
2) You need to figure out what about physics makes it difficult for you…if you’re still in HS, I’m not sure I buy a severe academic deficiency just yet…was it the teacher, the text book, a lack of effort, poor study habits, not understanding the formulas, taking the class with out a proper foundation? Any or all of the above? Once you figure it out, remedy it.</p>
<p>Thanks that helped me too! I want to become a pharmacist, but I think that science might just be my worst subject. I’m definitely going to have to give it my all.</p>