Hello, I’m considering taking Chemical Engineering at Mohawk College this September. I loved chemistry and all sciences in high school and did ok (75-85%) in them. However, I’m a little worried that I won’t comprehend any of the material in college.
How difficult would you say first year college math, chemistry and physics courses are? And do they ususally go over a bit of what you learned in high school at the beginning?
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It really depends on your individual brain. I’ve heard a wide range of opinions about the classes at my college–some people find certain classes really difficult while others think they’re "nice."
You also will probably have options going into college. At my school, there are several different levels of math and science you can go into. You take a placement test to determine what level you’re at. The most basic courses are often like reviews of senior high school math and science to catch up students from high schools without advanced math and science programs.
If you love chemistry in high school, you should love it in college, and that will enable you do do well. Don’t worry, the progression from high school to graduate degree work is quite gradual.
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