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swimmergirl96

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Hey all!

I'm looking for recommendations for an easy online chemistry credit. I'm applying to a school that requires 13 credits and I am currently sitting at 12.

Thanks in advance!
 
The "easy" chemistry courses are 12.0 credits of the gen chem + lab and organic chemistry + lab series. It seems this school may be trying to force you to take an extra lab or upper level chemistry course. Perhaps check University of New England? I know they offer lots of online pre-reqs. I've attended 3 different schools and none of them offers 100- and 200-level chemistry classes outside of the aforementioned though.
 
TragicalDrFaust said:
The "easy" chemistry courses are 12.0 credits of the gen chem + lab and organic chemistry + lab series. It seems this school may be trying to force you to take an extra lab or upper level chemistry course. Perhaps check University of New England? I know they offer lots of online pre-reqs. I've attended 3 different schools and none of them offers 100- and 200-level chemistry classes outside of the aforementioned though.
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I think they are trying to get me to take an additional lab credit. I found a local community college that offers and intro to organic chemistry and biochemistry with a lab, and since I never took a biochemistry lab I’m just going to use that as my reasoning for taking the course. Thank you for your advice!!
 
Biochem lab is supposed to be fun! I never found a time that worked for me.
 
samc said:
Biochem lab is supposed to be fun! I never found a time that worked for me.
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Was a biochem major. Definitely interesting to learn about the mechanics of biochem testing and gives me an extra dimension of interpretation of medical literature because I know how the tests are done. Personally don't really like running the tests though. For me there was a lot of accidentally stabbing through acrylamide gel, wondering if my gels actually had a current running through them, hoping I had remembered to blank out my spectrophotometer. I liked analytical chemistry better. Titrations are easy and even meditative, somehow.
 
TragicalDrFaust said:
Was a biochem major. Definitely interesting to learn about the mechanics of biochem testing and gives me an extra dimension of interpretation of medical literature because I know how the tests are done. Personally don't really like running the tests though. For me there was a lot of accidentally stabbing through acrylamide gel, wondering if my gels actually had a current running through them, hoping I had remembered to blank out my spectrophotometer. I liked analytical chemistry better. Titrations are easy and even meditative, somehow.
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Lol, this is me in all wet lab situations…except for physical biochem, the greatest lab of all time, where we got to use bomb calorimeters.
 
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