There are a number of resources that you can use to help determine the right course for you:
- Start by looking at your major’s requirements — if you are considering a number of majors, make sure to take a General Chemistry course that will work for all of the majors you are considering.
- Read the brief descriptions of the courses and note the differences in expected levels of preparation.
- If you are still uncertain about your choice in course, speak with an academic advisor from your department.
- If after you have looked through all of these resources and spoken with your advisor, you are still in doubt about what course you should be taking, you can send a detailed email to [email protected] to get more guidance. Make sure that your email includes your previous chemistry, math, and physics experience; your major or the majors that you are considering; and your level of comfort with fundamental chemistry concepts.
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