Is AP Physics C good for pre med?

If you already have taken biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus, I recommend AP Physics C: Mechanics in your junior year followed by AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism. This would fulfill the premed year physics requirement.

Does Stanford look at AP scores?

Stanford accepts AP® scores of 3,4, & 5 for course credit. These requirements vary by department. Stanford has certain classes that everyone has to take called General Education Requirements. You can’t use AP® credits to get out of them.

What if my subject is not listed on the AP chart?

Subjects not listed on the AP chart are not eligible for AP credit. Students continuing in the subject should enroll in the placement course for the corresponding AP subject. If Stanford courses are taken below the level of the placement course, the corresponding AP units will be removed as these are considered duplicating courses.

What score do I need to get a physics a Grade?

A score of 5 is required to receive 10 quarter units of credit. 4 Students are eligible for Physics B, Physics C (both), or Physics 1 & 2, however not a combination of the three. For more information on these exams, see the Physics Department’s Physics Advanced Placement web site.

Does a C in English literature affect your college application?

If this is the case, a C in English Literature will have less impact on your application than a C in AP Physics. While it doesn’t mean that your C will be swept completely under the rug, it does give you a little more wiggle room if the class you received it in is completely unrelated to the program you’re applying to.

What score do you need to get into Stanford for physical therapy?

A score of 5 is required to receive 10 quarter units of credit. ** Starting for freshmen entering Stanford in 2016-17, Stanford accepts PHYSICS 1 and 2; this rule is not retroactive to previous years. Students must have taken both PHYSICS 1 and 2 to receive credit along with scoring a minimum of 4 on each exam.