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College physics for a Biochemistry major typically aligns closely with AP Physics, particularly in introductory courses like General Physics I and II, which are often taken in the sophomore and junior years. Students can expect a similar level of difficulty and content coverage as seen in AP Physics courses. However, advanced physics courses, especially for those considering majors like neuroscience or physics, will delve into more complex topics and require a deeper understanding of the material. Overall, the foundational physics courses are designed to be accessible and relevant for students in life sciences.
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First off, sorry for wrong location of post. I am wondering what kind of stuff you guys do in college physics. Is it similar to AP Physics? What should I expect in the Biochemistry Major, I was looking at the suggested courses on my future college's website and I think it was something like Gen. Physics I in soph. year and Gen. Physics II in jr. year
 
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Can you refine your question a little bit?
 
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... Is it similar to AP Physics? ...

AP Physics B or C?
 
As a biochem major taking general physics I and II I would expect it to be very similar to high school AP physics. At least it was like that in my university. Now, if you were to take more advanced physics major courses, then obviously they would be much more in depth.
 
Yea I'm in physics C now

Say my major could be neuroscience or biochem
 
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