<p>I believe those majoring in the engineering and medical field are obligated to take intro classes for generally all the sciences and maths? In my case, it would definitely help since I forgot a lot of chemistry material. Any input? difficulty level? </p>
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<p>If plan on going to medical school you better start loving chemistry because you will be taking A LOT of chemistry. If you are worried about chem you should watch some videos online to review material so that you feel prepared to take Gen. Chem. 1. [YouTube</a> - khanacademy’s Channel](<a href=“http://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy#g/c/166048DD75B05C0D]YouTube”>http://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy#g/c/166048DD75B05C0D) or you can pick up some text books and try to review a few things on your own.<br>
If you plan on going to engineering school. I’m almost positive that all engineers have to take at least gen. chem. 1, and for gen chem. 1 you need a decent background before you start. But as an engineer chemistry will be the least of you worries.<br>
If you truly don’t fell comfortable starting in general chemistry you could take introduction to chemistry and then start taking the general chemistry sequence.
med school requirements
2 semester gen. chem.
2 semesters orgo. chem.
1 semester biochem
2 semester calculus
2 semester physics w/o calculus
2 semesters biology
1 semester English</p>
<p>So you planning on being pre-med engineering?</p>
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<p>Different requirements depending on which engineering major you choose?</p>
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<p>Specifically on what?</p>
<p>Appreciate the hand, abbeyroad55343 :)</p>