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Maybe it's because I'm new to the sciences but the way this class is structured doesn't make any sense to me. I just left the 2nd exam (kinetics/equilibrium) shaking my head. At most, 5% of the lectured material and 0% of the recitation material was on the exam. I studied what I thought were the big concepts like experimental rate equations, LeChatelier, half-life, equilibrium math, integrated raw law equations, etc. Then on the exam there was just ONE question with a given concentration/rate and you had to find the rate law, ONE question of LeChatelier, no half-life questions, one equilibrium math question...The overall order, value of K, initial rate of [X] at a certain M, weren't even asked. I probably would get the same grade if I didn't even study beforehand lol. Even when I took bio I/II if I knew everything in the book for the exam chapters then I knew I would be getting a good grade. Sigh
God, do I miss being a psychology major at times
God, do I miss being a psychology major at times
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