/sci/ - Science & Math

Hello, I need to make a difficult choice about which classes to take. I´m about to attend IB next year and I can only have 2 "science" classes. I can choose between Chemistry, Physics, and Biology. The end goal is to become a veterinarian. I'm definitely taking Higher level Chemistry because I find it really interesting. I would love to take physics as well. I have been improving in maths so I believe I can at least manage standard level. but I'm torn between bio and physics because I can only have one of them, if I'm taking bio I`ll go higher level. What should I do?

Can we discuss Chemistry and Physics? I need to register for classes for next semester and either need to take Chemistry 107 (Gen Chem for Engineers) or Physics 218 (Mechanics)

So which is harder and which should I take first? A little background is I am taking MATH 151 next semester as well which is Calculus 1 and i've heard it is not wise to take Cal 1 with physics because you need to know Cal 1 prior not simultaneously. Can anyone shed some insight please.

What's the better science major, /sci/- Chemistry or Physics?

Sup /sci/, just finished applying for Uni's (Britfag)

Im pretty confident Ill get in (AAAB as As, predicted AAB at A2) but Im wondering if anyone with experience can give me some advice.

My first choise is Chemical Physics (Gets me MPhys), whats the job front like? Will I struggle to get a decent job in the field, or will I have to go elsewhere with my God Tier masters?

TL;DR Can I easily get a job in Chemical Physics or any Lab-Based Physics field with a Masters?