Schools Physics B in high school or college?

[Legendofdeep]

I'm a going to be a senior in high school next. I'm planning to go to Dental School. One the requirements is one year of Physics not counting AP credit. What would be better to the admissions office? To take the AP test in high school, and get around a B in Physics C or get a A in Physics B in college.

 

[Punkyc7]

Physics C

 

[tedbradly]

Physics C

 

[lisab]

I'm a going to be a senior in high school next. I'm planning to go to Dental School. One the requirements is one year of Physics not counting AP credit. What would be better to the admissions office? To take the AP test in high school, and get around a B in Physics C or get a A in Physics B in college.

I'm not sure I understand...how do you know at this point what your grade will be?

 

[stonecoldgen]

take physics B, it is still pretty hard and you don't need physics C or even B for dentistry

 

[tedbradly]

Take physics C, because it's a bit simpler if it's over a full year and you have an A in calculus I.

 

[Legendofdeep]

I'm not sure I understand...how do you know at this point what your grade will be?

I'm just predicting.

take physics B, it is still pretty hard and you don'y need physics C or even B for dentistry

You need one year of college physics to get into dental school.


So it would look better to get a B in a high class than getting a A in a lower class?