Great Organic Chem score. If you don't mind me asking, how did you study for it? I know you're a chem major so I bet that helped. Organic Chemistry is my biggest fear and just wondering what techniques you used to study..a few weeks ago, but I've been busy. Here are the scores.....
PA: 21 (93 percentile)
QR: 16 (50.9)
RC: 20 (66)
Bio: 19 (75.3)
Gen Chem: 19 (70.7)
Org Chem: 27 (98.2)
TS: 21 (91.3)
AA: 20 (84.0)
Now I'm a chemistry major too, if you're a chem major you know that half that gen chem crap you don't even study after the first two classes it is mostly organic chem after that, depending on what electives you take. I hear that some schools only accept you if you have a certain minimum score in EVERY single section. I hope this isn't true because that ****ing QR just screwed me over. Gimme feedback. Thanks!
Congrats on the good scores!
Honestly you have to think about the mechanisms, there are only a limited number of basic mechanisms which can be used for hundreds of reactions. Know the basic trends, also I donno if this has anything to do with it but organic chemistry was the last thing I studied and fully reviewed. Bio was the first thing I studied and I spent about 3 weeks on that alone and I didn't do nearly as well as I thought. It is just mad information, or maybe it is just how my mind works.
