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Grades after acceptance?
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go to their respective websites, im sure the grade cannot be lower than a B per class. maybe even C-. aim for B or higher in each class.
unless its p chem dude!!!!
No kidding. That class separates the men from the boys for sure
Nah dude, A chem separates the men from the boys
Wow, I think B or higher in every class is a little bit tough because I'm missing some classes/labs for interviews...I might get one B- or something for classes that weight attendence heavily like labs...I'm worried now 🙁 I couldn't find the information on their websites though.
Posting in agreement about analytical chem.. P chem was pretty rough too but analytical is a whole different level of tedious and difficult!
I think so long as you get at least a C in your required classes you'll be fine. C for kollege right? 😉
Oh Come on, stop with the PChem. It is not that hard.
P Chem wasn't that bad. I hated A-chem, but P-Chem II was quite challenging esp. with quantum mechanism and particle in a box 😱😱
A-Chem was alright, but just not as fun as OChem and PChem. For quantum aspect of PChem, it is pretty challenging, but it wasn't as bad as A-Chem (had a terrible A-Chem prof. who spent the whole time talking about dead cats)
so im not alone...there are other brave and crazy souls taking that ******ed class...so if you get a C your fine LOL
lecture wise, analytical chem was by far easier than p chem IMO. Now the lab on the other hand, well that is a different story! they certainly called it ANALytical for a reason! 
lecture wise, analytical chem was by far easier than p chem imo. Now the lab on the other hand, well that is a different story! They certainly called it analytical for a reason!
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