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I need to retake the gen chem sequence and orgo 1 (orgo only because of a silly misunderstanding on my part, otherwise I would have had a B).
I was planning on retaking one of them over the summer. The thing is I'm not sure which one. Gen chem at my school is the weed-out class and therefore extremely difficult. I don't want to retake it and do poorly again. On the other hand, the class will be way smaller so the professor should be able to give me/us more individualized attention. I also won't have any other classes to worry about.
I've obviously taken orgo more recently so I also think it would be smarter to retake that first. However, I'm not sure. Orgo I understand better than gen chem so I don't think it would really matter.
So what would you guys recommend I do: retake the gen chem sequence 1st or retake orgo 1st?
Edit: For what its worth, I have a low GPA (<3.0) so I don't plan on taking my DAT for a couple more years. However, I've been doing better this semester, with 3 A's, 1 C, and 1 C+/B- (which will increase) so I've started to change my ways.
I was planning on retaking one of them over the summer. The thing is I'm not sure which one. Gen chem at my school is the weed-out class and therefore extremely difficult. I don't want to retake it and do poorly again. On the other hand, the class will be way smaller so the professor should be able to give me/us more individualized attention. I also won't have any other classes to worry about.
I've obviously taken orgo more recently so I also think it would be smarter to retake that first. However, I'm not sure. Orgo I understand better than gen chem so I don't think it would really matter.
So what would you guys recommend I do: retake the gen chem sequence 1st or retake orgo 1st?
Edit: For what its worth, I have a low GPA (<3.0) so I don't plan on taking my DAT for a couple more years. However, I've been doing better this semester, with 3 A's, 1 C, and 1 C+/B- (which will increase) so I've started to change my ways.