I am going to be applying to grad school soon and I'm concerned about my chem grades and how they will look to the schools that I apply.
I took general chemistry and got a C+ C- and A- in the following order and got an A in intro ochem class. I still have to take organic chemistry lab and biochemistry. Does it look better if I can do well in Ochem and possibly biochem and not gen chemistry?
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If your gen chem grades are your only C's in chemistry, then you'll be fine. You can blame it on adjusting to college and show that you learned from your freshman year errors by earning A's in the rest of your chemistry classes.
ok, hear. Take AP physics. you already understand some thing in bio due on your sophomore 12 months type. it is not a reliable concept to take the two AP physics and AP bio on a similar time. you will finally end up with an surprising and unmanagable volume of artwork. I very nearly drowned with in basic terms AP bio this 12 months. besides to those AP sciences, you're additionally making plans on taking AP English, which includes various artwork, AP phychology, which i'm unsure of the subject of, and AP Calculus, it extremely is the toughest AP available. you do not have adequate frees to get all of this artwork finished. It seems a lot extra ideal on your college purposes to work out which you probably did properly in one confusing AP technology, then mediocre in 2 confusing AP sciences. i actually rigidity to take AP Physics.