What kinds of physics classes do you need to take if physics is not your major?

Usually, you don't have to take any physics classes if physics is not your major. Many schools have a "science" requirement, but this can be biology, chemistry, etc. Check with your school to make sure though. Also, if you're interested in going on to medical school then you'll need 2 semesters of non-calculus based physics.

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