Medical Will schools care if I take "AMCAS Future Classes" at a different time than I put on my application?

[Question]

Hi,
I'm a traditional applicant planning to apply this cycle.
Registration for my school for spring and fall has opened up and I know most of the classes I am going to take and I plan to indicate those on AMCAS for my senior year classes. I have a very rigid schedule and fitting in Calc (a college requirement but NOT a requirement for the medical schools I'm looking at) is sort of difficult. I probably won't make the decision of when I will take it until June. Would it be a big deal if I indicated on AMCAS that I'm taking calc in fall and then end up taking it summer at a CC or some other time?
Thanks!

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[Mr.Smile12]

It's all planned coursework. Calculus is not a prerequisite. It only matters to your degree completion so get it taken care of. Just make it work.

 

[GoSpursGo]

It doesn't matter to med schools.

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

Wont care