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Bring your 2026 application questions to our open office hours with Emil Chuck, PhD, Director of Advising Services for HPSA, and get them answered live. Personal statements, secondaries, interview prep, school list strategy. Sunday, May 17 at 9 p.m. Eastern.
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Disk 1: Intro, Physics Lecture 1 (Translational Motion); Physics Lecture 2 (Force).
Disk 2: Physics Lecture 3: (Equilibrium, Torque, & Energy); Physics Lecture 4: (Momentum, Machines, and Radiactive Decay).
Disk 3: Physics Lecture 5 (Fluid); Physics Lecture 6 (Waves)
Disk 4: Physics Lecture 7 (Electricity and Magnetism); Physics Lecture 8 (Lights and Optics).
Disk 5: Verbal Reasoning; Chemistry Lecture 1 (Atoms, Molecules, and Quantum Mechanics); Chemistry Lecture 2 (Gases, Kinetics, and Chemical Equilibrium)
Disk 6: Chemistry Lecture 2 (Lecture 2 Continued); Chemistry Lecture 3 (Thermodynamics); Chemistry Lecture 4 (Solutions); Chemistry Lecture 5 (Heat Capacity, Phase Change, and Colligative Properties).
Disk 7: Chemsitry Lecture 5 (Lecture 5 Continued); Chemistry Lecture 6 (Acid and Bases); Chemistry Lecture 7 (Electrochemistry).
Disk 8: Biology Lecture 1 (Molecular Biology); Biology Lecture 2 (Genes); Biology Lecture 3 (Microbiology).
Disk 9: Biology Lecture 3 (Lecture 3 Continued); Biology Lecture 4 (The Eukaryotic Cell; The Nervous System); Biology Lecture 5 (The Endocrine System).
Disk 10: Biology Lecture 6 (The Digestive System, The Excretory System); Biology Lecture 7 (The Cardiovascular System, The Respiratory System); Biology Lecture 8 (Muscle and Bone).
Disk 11: Biology Lecture 9 (Populations); Organic Chemistry Lecture 1 (Molecular Structure); Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 (Hydrocarbons, Alcohols, and Substitutions).
Disk 12: Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 (Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 Continued); Organic Chemistry Lecture 3 (Carbonyls and Amines); Organic Chemistry Lecture 4 (Biochemistry and Lab Techniques).
PS: No, I didnt type all that out...
Disk 2: Physics Lecture 3: (Equilibrium, Torque, & Energy); Physics Lecture 4: (Momentum, Machines, and Radiactive Decay).
Disk 3: Physics Lecture 5 (Fluid); Physics Lecture 6 (Waves)
Disk 4: Physics Lecture 7 (Electricity and Magnetism); Physics Lecture 8 (Lights and Optics).
Disk 5: Verbal Reasoning; Chemistry Lecture 1 (Atoms, Molecules, and Quantum Mechanics); Chemistry Lecture 2 (Gases, Kinetics, and Chemical Equilibrium)
Disk 6: Chemistry Lecture 2 (Lecture 2 Continued); Chemistry Lecture 3 (Thermodynamics); Chemistry Lecture 4 (Solutions); Chemistry Lecture 5 (Heat Capacity, Phase Change, and Colligative Properties).
Disk 7: Chemsitry Lecture 5 (Lecture 5 Continued); Chemistry Lecture 6 (Acid and Bases); Chemistry Lecture 7 (Electrochemistry).
Disk 8: Biology Lecture 1 (Molecular Biology); Biology Lecture 2 (Genes); Biology Lecture 3 (Microbiology).
Disk 9: Biology Lecture 3 (Lecture 3 Continued); Biology Lecture 4 (The Eukaryotic Cell; The Nervous System); Biology Lecture 5 (The Endocrine System).
Disk 10: Biology Lecture 6 (The Digestive System, The Excretory System); Biology Lecture 7 (The Cardiovascular System, The Respiratory System); Biology Lecture 8 (Muscle and Bone).
Disk 11: Biology Lecture 9 (Populations); Organic Chemistry Lecture 1 (Molecular Structure); Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 (Hydrocarbons, Alcohols, and Substitutions).
Disk 12: Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 (Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 Continued); Organic Chemistry Lecture 3 (Carbonyls and Amines); Organic Chemistry Lecture 4 (Biochemistry and Lab Techniques).
PS: No, I didnt type all that out...
