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Just wondering, since the USCGA is science and mathematics based, do we need to take an advanced physics class? I've got chemistry and AP calculus done, but nothing yet with advanced physics- so any input and help would be great.

Hi, I'm going to try the USCGA this year (woo hoo!), and I'm just wondering- what happens if we want to quit (like after swab-summer). I heard it's very rigorous and I just want to give it a try. (I just want to be prepared in case things go woah, since I heard like a small amount actually...