u/Flaky-Possibility911

for any current or former med sci students that did hsp medbio physics, can you share your experiences? i've heard mixed opinions based on whether it really is like physics-heavy in the sense of physics 1201 (e.g. forces, gravity, motion, etc.)? obviously it's not like exactly but when i look at the syllabi for the requisites, it feels more centered on medical imaging and its techniques which im really interested in. i also didn't take physics 1202 and im not sure if that will put me at a disadvantage?

i like that the class size is smaller for this hsp and i've heard that helps with research possibilities. anyway if anyone has any advice please let me know, thank you!

for anyone who took this in the summer specifically, is it definitely worth it to do it now as opposed to during the regular school year? how hard is it? only cause tuition is due next week and i don't want to pay for it unless it's definitely worth it. thanks!