I have a problem with Physics!!

[brahim]

Hi, First post..need some help.

I am a Canadian Student
I have completed my 2 years of undergrad.
I have taken all my pre-med requirements biology,chem, org.chem,english,1/2yr calcul, 1/2yr algebra


but I only took physics without lab : Intro to Astronomy.

I have recently applied to AUA and they are giving me an interview..But i spoke to someone about this and they said physics is required for licensure in States..which may be a possibility. I just want to know if AUA will give it to me if i go there or should i stick around for 1 more year for physics or does my physics without lab count.

How about licensure in Canada? Is it same?

plz help

[wcb22]

intro to astronomy isn't exactly physics. two very different subjects.

[brahim]

i understand that it wont be counted....but so i should stick around for another year for physics...or would AUA fill me in on that requirement.

[jameslynton]

i understand that it wont be counted....but so i should stick around for another year for physics...or would AUA fill me in on that requirement.AUA goes for US medical Standards - you can do physics anywhere. Would do a cost analysis of where it is cheaper. AUA in pre-med may let you do all three courses in one semester. I think it would be the semester from hell. I had three very lame physics profs at the brand name University I went to. I will say I really hated the three physics intro courses and labs I had. Matter of fact thinking back on it I never had a physics Prof I thought had a lick of joy for teaching the subject. Or even knew how to teach it. Maybe I am still bitter.

[POPO]

How about licensure in Canada? Is it same?

plz help
In Quebec you don't need to make your labs. But I saw universities of the roc asking for some labs; I don't know if they ask labs for their own need or for your eventual canadian licensure. But I know for sure you don't need it in quebec.