What would engineering be like with no physics background? (1 Viewer)

[animeiswild]

Recently I am considering studying engineering in uni but my problem is I haven't done any physics in yr 11/12. I have not decided on what kind of engineering I'd want to head into but physics is assumed knowledge for basically all the engineering courses. I do take biology and 3u maths, not sure if that would be of much help but would a bridging course be enough to cover physics? Or would it be close to impossible for me to catch up?

Thanks for the advice.

 

[Rixon]

Take a bridging course, you should be fine

 

[soloooooo]

It wouldn't really matter. Anything important from high school physics would be retaught to you at uni.

 

[Rixon]

It wouldn't really matter. Anything important from high school physics would be retaught to you at uni.

not all of it, a lot is assumed knowledge

 

[soloooooo]

not all of it, a lot is assumed knowledge

Son, you will learn how wrong you are.

 

[kaz1]

Son, you will learn how wrong you are.

this man speaks the troof

 

[Rixon]

(I may have skipped a few lectures recently)
(I blame my lecturer's thick German accent)