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Is there a lot of physics in Radiation Therapy (Trinity College Dublin) and Radiograp

anactualmango · 2018-09-01 06:32:06

I’m interested in these two courses but I checked online and it says that you’ll have to study physics during college. As someone who isn’t a fan of maths/physics (i’m more into biology) would I struggle for the physics section? Would I be better off doing a different course? Thanks

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I’m interested in these two courses but I checked online and it says that you’ll have to study physics during college. As someone who isn’t a fan of maths/physics (i’m more into biology) would I struggle for the physics section? Would I be better off doing a different course? Thanks

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anactualmango

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I managed to get 506 points for my summer exams in fifth year by the way, and I got a H2 in biology and an O4 in maths if that helps?

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