does anyone know of a good website?

You can try reading your organic textbook as it is good to study from. That is what I used in my organic class and I passed.

 

Your textbook, plus the book "Pushing Electrons". It's not much (~$40 max) and one of the orgo classes at UNC even requires it.

 

he wants a free website. haha he's not paying $40

 

http://web.chem.ucla.edu/~harding/


This is the website of my organic chem prof at UCLA. You can click around on the practice materials, called CFQ (concept focus questions) and PP (Practice problems). It is very comprehensive, I only used that for the most part. Chem 14C and 14D are the life science organic chem materials, 30B is physical science organic chem materials. It doesn't vary too much but you can click around to see which is most pertinent to you.

Good luck!

 

Thanks for pointing it out...

I struggled badly enough with organic that if I'd known about the book I would have sucked it up and paid the forty bucks.

 

Is the book really good? I will pay $40 if it is.