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When you have Chemistry - it will always have some form of a lab. You must have at least 8 Hours of Gen Chem and 8 Hours of Organic Chem. Each lecture class is worth 3 hours - so Gen Chem 1, And Gem chem 2 will give you 6 hours total. Now the labs - some schools include a 1 hour lab with each lecture class - giving you gen chem w/ lab for 4 hours. Some schools offer the labs as a completely different class worth 1 credit for 2 labs - or a single 2 credit hour lab.
No matter what school you go to - you need at least 8 credit hours of Gen Chem and Organic Chem. After that, it varies by the institution you are applying too.
Does that clear it up?
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No matter what school you go to - you need at least 8 credit hours of Gen Chem and Organic Chem. After that, it varies by the institution you are applying too.
Does that clear it up?
~above~
Each school uses its own terminology, 1 year, 2 semesters/quarters, x # semester/quarter hours. In most cases you'll need at least 2 semesters or 3 quarters (sometimes only two quarters) of Gchem, OChem, and General Bio to meet their requirements.
For my school, we'll have to do 2 sem of gen. chem., 2 sem of bio., 2 sem of org. chem, and we also have to do 2 essential of org. lab classes (or something like that) which is 1 hr each
andn also 2 sem of physics
andn also 2 sem of physics
