<p>I’m surprised people who are doing well in engineering/physics don’t understand basic chem. Basic chem classes are pretty easy, it’s the advanced stuff that gets hard…Idk, I would understand if someone was struggling with biology, but not chem. Different people think differently, i guess. For me, Bio is really hard because it’s soooo much reading and you have to understand all these complicated concepts in depth, and there’s not much math in molecular/cell bio, microbio, intro bio, etc. There’s no problem solving, it’s just really analytical and time-consuming. If any Bio majors are reading this and could give me tips, i would really appreciate it…
I’m double majoring in Chem/Neuro and I get the chem, but neuro is like a bio major + more specialized classes and the bio is kicking my ass right now.</p>