Physics

I have begun the journey down the path toward CRNA school. I have reviewed many of the old threads but have not been able to find anything on physics. My undergraduate studies did not require any physics classes. I see many of the schools mention physics and I am not sure which physics class to take.

I wouldn't stress out over it. I just happened to have physics in my undergraduate but the physics that we were taught in my program was nothing that requires a physics background. It involved several gas laws and flow. Good luck!

Sprout

when you say "nothing that requires a physics background," it's not difficult like regular college physics, right? because i failed physics miserably! but i am great in the biological sciences. thanks! and how about the math requirements for the crna program? is it past calculus?