<p>hello,</p>
<p>I am a DeAnza college student finished general chemistry and tranfering to a UC without ochem....so i was just wondering if any college offer ochem in summer so i can take it, because i dont wanna take it over a UC (it will be harder)</p>
<p>Thanks,
Spiderman</p>
<p>I’m like almost positive Moorpark College does.</p>
<p>ya, they actually do…organic chem I
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<p>thanks though</p>
<p>but the teacher is pretty bad :(</p>
<p>SMC is offering three ochem classes this summer… Lol, it’s probably too far though.</p>
<p>hahahha…santa monica college…damnnnn lol…but thanks anyway :)</p>
<p>You are crazy thinking that taking ochem in the summer is going to be easier than a uc taught course. Thousands of students have passed that class so can you. Ochem is a one year long course. You will have to take it at a uc and you cant just finish it over a summer. Plus you wouldnt learn crucial chemistry stuff taking such an intense course in 8 weeks</p>
<p>foothill does. But i think its 12c only. I could be wrong</p>
<p>IVC does…</p>
<p>Save yourself the insanity and don’t go to IVC. Seriously, don’t. You’ll get some girl pregnant, wind up working at Taco Bell and decide you don’t want to go to a UC anymore and you wanna work at the fire department. </p>
<p>San Diego Mesa College offers Organic Chemistry 1 & 2 over summer in 8 weeks. And honestly, I don’t agree with people saying summer is bad for science or math. When you transfer to a UC, you get 10 weeks. How is 8 weeks that much worse than 10? </p>
<p>I think you’re preparing yourself better for the quarter system if you take 2-3 classes over 8 weeks and then go to a UC where you have to take 4-5 classes over 10 weeks.</p>
<p>I’d rather put myself in a high intense 8 week science track to get an idea of how hard it is at a UC, than spoil myself with 16 week terms for Chemistry only to get to a UC where I get 6 less weeks, more competition, less one on one with professors without any preparation.</p>
<p>^ thanks a lot</p>
<p>Lol what’s wrong with IVC? Are you thinking of Santa Ana College?</p>
<p>IVC is already FULL 
■■■ :(</p>