Is university physics much more difficult than high-school physics?

University physics may feel more difficult than high-school physics. The material can become more abstract and specialized, and some courses express mechanics and electromagnetism using mathematics such as calculus. However, the difficulty and course pace vary by university, program, and course. With a solid foundation in high-school physics and mathematics, along with regular review and practice, you can learn it step by step. Check the curriculum or syllabus for the specific scope and pace.