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I got a C in O-Chem1 at a Univ..I am planning to repeat the class..could you guys help me decide if i should take it at a community coll or univ?
I got a C in O-Chem1 at a Univ..I am planning to repeat the class..could you guys help me decide if i should take it at a community coll or univ?
i think u have a better chance at making an A at CC, since u did w/ O-Chem 2. But either place u choose, make sure to study ur butt off.
really? they require a B or better? thats insanei have already taken O-Chem 2 and got an A (At a community college). I am thinking of taking O-chem 1 again ( just the lecture coz i got A- in the lab). I am confused if I should take O-chem 1 again...and if yes where shld i take it? at CC or Univ? also i am planning to apply to U of A..thts the reason i have to repeat it as they require B or higher in O-Chems.
Im in O-chem right now I have a 91 avg so im a little antzy. however, did anyone else have like a huge amount of anxiety about their grades in O-chem. I think I have a problem but Im afraid to do anything about it because i might not do as well in my classes. If I dont get an A on a test or h-work assignment i slip into a slight depression and ill get the feeling that im going to live in a trailer.
really? they require a B or better? thats insane
good luck though.
I spoke to Kerry Cline one of the prepharmacy advisors at the U of A about this. She told me that applicants that take the science prerequisite courses (other than physics) at a university and recieve a good grade look more desirable then someone who took these courses at a community college. She especially seemed to talk very strongly about taking OCHEM at a university. Kerry told me the reason why applicants are being required to recieve a B in OCHEM is because of some study that was done on pharmacy students. She said that the study clearly showed that the most successful pharmacy students were the ones who recieved high marks in OCHEM. So I would say if you really want to go to the U of A, take the class at a university. I took OCHEM at the U of A and worked my *** off to get A's in the lecture. However, the U of A does accept a decent number of community college students so it is your call. OCHEM is probably quite a bit more challenging at a university, but I would recommend doing so.
Depends on the school.
I took O-chem at a CC, but all the test where fill in the blank/synthesis problems. I got an A, but it was a lot of work . Then when I got to ETSU I had calculas with someone in o-chem there. Their test where all multiple choice, and an 83 was an A-. AN 83?? lol I had to get a 90+ to get my A
Most people I know who've gone to CC and then transfered to a U tend to believe the CC courses were typically more difficult>. Of course the people who've only ever been at a U will say otherwise, but they simply don't have the experience to back it up.
My advice: take it at the U, if you have the option. Why? Because school like that.
wow MR.C that sounds a lot like my CC o-chem class. was your CC in tennessee?