Is This The Right Decision ????

Question

After seeking academic advice, I registered for General Chem I and Trig for next semester. I;ve had an introductory chem class in high school but I'm never had Trig. I do know that they are both entirely different mathematically.


What do you all think? I'm already registered for a Psychology course, a Political Science course and a Computer course. Would taking both Chem and Trig in the same semester be way too difficult? Although I was told that I have the capablitlies, I still have concerns ... basically because I work 27 hours a week ....

Regardless to what my advisors suggest, I think I should take either Chem I or Trig during the spring/ summer semester, but I'm really unsure .... maybe its possible to take both courses and maybe I should just drop Political Science?

I don't you ... please help ... are their any students like me out there ??? If so, advice would be appreciated ....

Answer 1

I already did Trim and trust me it's hard...
Chem is hard also but you would be able to do both if you didn't work.
But as you said you work 27 hours a week! So i think you should just take one of those at a time..

Answer 2

It really depends on your abilities. To most math/science students, chem and trig would be an easy semester. But if your math abilities aren't great, you might find it difficult to keep up. If you did well in high school math and think you can learn trig quickly, you should be ok.

Answer 3

Mathematics in diff Colleges are same.
Chemestry courses are not hard if you chose a good proffecor or you are smart eighter.
Psychologe or political sciences courses would be the same.

Answer 4

You probably should only take one Trig sounds like the best idea :)

Answer 5

I don't know