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Originally Posted by dedust
how can you sign up fro summer school for another university?
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I think you need to request permission. If you're considering that you should do it sooner than later. The actual request paper is somewhere under registered students for undergraduate.. I remember seeing it before.
The actual material for orgo isn't that tricky, it's a lot of mechanisms and structures and what not. I like it because it's strategic in a way - you have to devise steps to create a final product. What I found tricky in 2AO3 was having to visualize molecules in 3D space. I'm not that artistic, so it was a struggle for me, even with a model kit. The people that I know that got 12's/11's in this course worked at it a LOT. They kept up with the material, did readings, did practice questions throughout the course and not just at the midterm. Practice and repetition is key. It's not one of those courses you can just put to the side, study a few days before the midterm, and still pull a decent mark.
As for the profs, I personally didn't find stover that effective of a professor. He was really disorganized, and wasn't very knowledgeable about all of the topics. Capretta is the prof for 2OB3. I dropped that course, but I sat in on one of his lectures and I found him to be absolutely captivating. My friends in the course also praise his teaching abilities.
