<p>I don’t feel like I learned **** in AP Chem last year.
I don’t want to go to college feeling unprepared.
I was thinking of taking a college course over the summer,
but they are all like 8-10 week courses and they interfere
with other important plans. I would self study chemistry,
but I feel I need some more lab experience.</p>
<li>What do you suggest?</li>
<li>Is there such thing as a month long course?</li>
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<p>Please guys! :[</p>
<p>Also- latest idea- Next year during one of my free periods, self study chem and use the chem lab to do labs. :]</p>
<p>Note: All our AP Chem labs were failures. maybe with the new teacher (last one was fired) I’ll understand it better. I don’t want credit, just knowledge.</p>
<p>A lot of colleges (UW-Madison comes to mind) have like two sessions in the summer. You can take a session A class, which is like june-mid july or a B class which is mid july-august, or you can stay for both.</p>
<p>So you could see if any places near you do something like that.</p>
<p>But IDK if any universities are just gonna let a high school kid come in to take a class…</p>
<p>know, they do actually ahaha… but i was saying the courses are like 8-10 weeks long and i cant fit that in.</p>
<p>Buy a college chem book. Read it. Do all the suggested labs.</p>
<p>Voila!</p>
<p>^ Yeah. That’s what I’m thinking.</p>
<p>Tell me if this is crazy but,</p>
<p>During one of my free periods next year, I could:</p>
<p>Ask my school for last year’s AP Chemistry Textbook and lab book
<p>Take AP Chemistry Test over?
(Btw, there were 10 kids in AP Chem, one passed with a 3 and she’s going to Harvard)</p>