<p>I will be a senior in high school and I have been accepted into the Princeton University high school program (I can take a Princeton course during my school year). I truly wanted to take organic chemistry (CHM 303) but it just doesn't fit into our school's new block schedule. It seems that the only chem classes that I can take are general chem I (CHM 201) or advanced general chemistry:Materials Chemistry (CHM 207). Although I took chemistry back in my sophomore year and do not remember much of it, I don't really want to take the general chem course as that would probably repeat much of the AP syllabus, and I really would like to do something difference. </p>
<p>Basically, I want to take the materials chem class, but before I definitively select it, I would like to learn more about its difficulty versus the general chem class. I am going to have a very busy senior year schedule with ap french, ap calc bc, ap physics c, ap literature, and us II in addition to the chem class.</p>
<p>Is materials chem worth taking? How does it compare in terms of difficulty?</p>
<p>Thank you very much in advance for any advice!</p>