Advanced Physics (QA)
(FHSU Concurrent Credit Optional)
Did you know that most science-related college majors require a course in university physics? Completing this class
will prepare you for success in those college classes. Along the way, your analytical and problem-solving skills will
be strengthened, attributes which are highly desired by employers and undergraduate programs and emphasized on
standardized tests such as the ACT and SAT. Twenty-fi ve percent of the Medical College Admissions Test consists of physics applications and concepts, so if you’re considering a career in the medical field this is a class you should seriously
consider taking. Although mathematics is the language of physics, math merely serves as a description of the physics you’ll be
studying, not as the cause of the phenomena; success in this course depends on your verbal skills as well as your
mathematical prowess.
Fee: $10, FHSU tuition for concurrent credit (3hrs.) (Replacement costs for items broken by the student will be charged.)
Grades: 11, 12
Prerequisite: Chemistry I Honors and Advanced Algebra II
Year: 1 credit
Supplies: black ball point pen, loose-leaf paper, scientific calculator
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