biomedical engineering without physics
hello, I am currently a year 12 student who wishes to apply for biomedical engineering next year. (Not definite) however I study biology, chemistry, and maths. Anyone who studies this course, or any other form of engineering, will I struggle without having done a level physics? I received a 7 at gcse and it was my least favorite science. However I do enjoy the practicality of maths and don't mind mechanics at the moment.
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