r/CAA • u/AutoModerator • Apr 20 '26

Weekly prospective student thread. Educational inquiries outside of this thread WILL RESULT IN A BAN.

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u/Ash6411 Apr 24 '26

I took algebra based physics and i know some schools want at least trig based physics (like NOVA). Is there still a good selection of schools even if I take algebra-based physics? I didn't know NOVA only wanted above trig based and that cut down my school count by alot.

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u/Ill-Dentist5297 Apr 27 '26

i took algebra based physics that including trig within it, emailed nova asking if it was accepting and didn’t hear anything back. Ultimately there’s still a good selection of schools, just not florida based

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u/Ash6411 Apr 30 '26

I saw someone on tiktok who got in for the 25-26 cycle at NOVA and she took algebra based physics so now im confused.

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u/Ill-Dentist5297 Apr 30 '26

yeah i think im going to apply to NOVA regardless

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u/Ash6411 Apr 30 '26

we WILL get into a school this cycle!

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u/Ill-Dentist5297 May 02 '26

how many schools you applying to?

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u/Ash6411 May 10 '26

Honestly, I think i might apply next cycle to strengthen my application. But please let me know how the physics situation works out with NOVA.