Are there labs in community collges for courses such as Chemistry, Oraganic Chem, Bio, Physics? is organichem.
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A community college will not offer science classes that require lab hours if they don't have a lab. They can't even offer chemistry classes because lab hours are a requirement to complete those classes. It doesn't matter the size of the school, all the community colleges have to fulfill some standards in order to be legally recognized.
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I would suggest a computer science class.  Being able to program can be helpful to a chemist.
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Chemistry is a foundation for many other disciplines.The scope of chemistry, therefore, is very broad.\n\nWhat u will gain from ur efforts, however, may be more than new knowledge about the environment n our personal realtion to it-u may improve ur learning skills and become a better thinker!
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If you're only concerned with credit hours and you have good study skills, it's probably ok.\n\nIf you really want to gain something beyond that, regardless of your major, then no. You need to take a class with a lab component so that you can experience, first hand, chemistry and understand the scientific concepts the way they were meant to be understood ... in a lab.
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Take some classes at a community college.
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science courses are tough.\ni assume you want to major in a science.\nthe better you do in the beginning, the better you do at the end.\nthe better you do at the end, the better job you are likely to get, and for more money.\ni would take organic and any dum dum class you can. this way the hubby feels you listened to him., and you aren't behind the 8 ball.\ni took chem 1, physics 5, and trig all the same time. boy was that a mistake.
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There is a group called pure science group in many schools. It has Physics, Chemistry and Biology but no Maths. I think this would suit you. After finishing 12th you can try for Medical. All the Best.
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I think you mean "chemistry"... I don't know any sites off hand but you can always just try a search engine, like Yahoo and search for chemistry.\nOr is there something called "chemestry" that I don't know about yet.
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I love Science(Specifically Chem. related things), Music(Jazz band or AP music theory) and PE. Ooo and history too GO AP EURO. I'd like to take a psychology course too, its always sounded interesting to me.
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on anatomy books, or organic chemistry books, just ask the librarian and she'll tell you for sure, but you'll have to know a lot of biology and organic chemistry...
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Physics, Chemistry, Biology???
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Adding to the previous posting:\nInorganic chemistry is absolutely everything else.\n\nThis may make inorganic chem seem more expansive than organic, but actually I found organic more so.
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Try Carolina biological or ward's, they're cheap, well equipped and ship fast.  Since their focus is on education, they carry all lab equipment and a lot wonderful posters.\nFisher or vwr don't have such an assortment but you can get giant tyvek periodic tables from them.\n\nhttp://www.carolina.com\nhttp://www.wardsci.com
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Hello,\n\nThe simple answer is "no."  To be honest, you can major in almost anything and still apply to medical schools.  However, most advisers would encourage you to take the following classes:\n\nCalculus 1 and 2\nBiology 1 and 2 (including the lab courses)\nChemistry 1 and 2 (including the lab courses)\nBiochemistry (including the lab course)\nOrganic Chemistry (including the lab course)\nPhysics 1 and 2 (including the lab course)\n\nI would stay away from any science class that is for "poets."  These are science classes for non-science major or premed students like "Chemistry and the environment" or "Everyday Physics."  :-)  \n\nThe list above includes most of the courses medical school look for when reviewing transcripts.  Make sure you speak with an adviser that works with students applying to medical school for up-to-date information.  Most medical schools require the MCAT, letters of recommendation, and an essay (or essays) as well.  Since medical school is very competitive, you demostrate that you can not only handle the work but excel.\n\nOne last thing, today's medical schools are seeking "well rounded" students so take other liberal arts classes and get out and get involved!\n\nGood luck,\n\nAl R.
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Not really, you would need to do organic chemistry or eology to really help them find oil or process oil better.\n\nBiochemistry is about looking at how Chemistry and Biology interact in nature, eg. Photosynthesis is part of biology yet is also a complex chemical reaction
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You would need to start by taking a genaral chem and bio classes, then you can move up the the higher level classes.  The required classes are going to be different at every school so it would be a good idea to talk to someone at a school you are thinking about going to.  As far as the math goes you will need to take up to calc.  A lot of math is needed in the chem classes.  Good Luck!
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If you don't socialize with people, then teaching isn't for you. If you find chemistry hard, you probably find biochem hard, too.\nYou could go into mircobiology or ecology.