Dropping Maths methods

[huda.h]

Okay so l few months ago  I dropped methods mainly because I was really struggling and absolutely hated it. I knew it was a prerequisite yet I still dropped it but now I'm starting to regret it because I want to do science and hopefully medicine one day. To get into any science or biomedicine course Maths is a prerequisite and I have no idea what to do. The school won't allow me to do it again and even if they did I'm scared I might get below 25 and all the effort I put in won't even be counted. Anyways my question was are there any pathways that don't require methods as a prerequisite and what options do I have apart from picking it up next year in year 12?

[Calebark]

Are you doing Physics? Some courses have this as a prereq instead of Methods (i.e. Monash)

[spectroscopy]

yeah check science at monash im pretty sure they dont specifically require methods to fulfill their requirements

[huda.h]

I'm not doing physics either

[spectroscopy]

if you search up the monash science entry requirements itll list all the subjects you can do to fulfill the pre-requisites. you dont have to do physics or methods there are other options. just look at all the courses you are interested in and their individual requirements because not all of them require math

[bedigursimran]

Would that be easier to pick up than methods?

Physics is honestly piss easy. As long as you can count (Area under graph) and read formulas off a cheat sheet you can do physics.