I'm going to the 11th grade next year... so in Chem, am I going to use some of the basic info I learned in 9 and 10? Or is it going to be a whole new thing...
No, not from 9th and 10th. I mean the things you learn in the Beginning of Chemistry you MUST know and know it WELL to succeed in Chemistry. It gets increasingly difficult, but it's not that bad to me. I think you'll be okay
Chemistry = FLAWLESS. I loved the teacher, don't mind the class and overall enjoy it
Geometry = Tricky, requires me to study MUCH more than Algebra last year.
Global 10 - A Joke class, requires no effort
English - I WANT TO DIE
Italian - I give up.
I feel you.
Oh I'm taking Chemistry this year too and it's been good so far Are you a sophomore?
English- University level
Biology- University level
Chemistry- University level
Introduction to Financial Accounting- University level
Functions- University level
Sociology- (A legit university course and will be obtaining a uni credit as well. A professor from some university comes and teaches the class).
Introduction to Computer Science- University level
Anybody had any experiences with these classes or anything similar? Any advice and what I should expect?
No, not from 9th and 10th. I mean the things you learn in the Beginning of Chemistry you MUST know and know it WELL to succeed in Chemistry. It gets increasingly difficult, but it's not that bad to me. I think you'll be okay
Alright, thank you so much! So I just need to know the basics before I enter the course, right?
English- University level
Biology- University level
Chemistry- University level
Introduction to Financial Accounting- University level
Functions- University level
Sociology- (A legit university course and will be obtaining a uni credit as well. A professor from some university comes and teaches the class).
Introduction to Computer Science- University level
Anybody had any experiences with these classes or anything similar? Any advice and what I should expect?
Yup! My school requires 4 years of ENGLISH and not the important classes like MATH AND SCIENCE which we need more people in
Math and Science >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Yeah I think generally we are required to have 4 English credits to graduate I don't like literature and **** but I tend to do better in those classes than I do in math and science
Not before, but the things you learn when entering the course is important to do well
Alright. Thanks x3 for the good advice.
I want to persuade my friend to take Chemistry with me, but he's slacked off in science and doesn't not S***. Do you think he can survive if he takes Chem with no prior knowledge?
I want to persuade my friend to take Chemistry with me, but he's slacked off in science and doesn't not S***. Do you think he can survive if he takes Chem with no prior knowledge?
Ummmmm it depends. If he's more focused in Chemistry and STUDIES, he'll do okay. Chemistry is the science under Physics in difficulty, so I don't really know. I'm a big Science and Math student, so I can't give a really focused answer
I think you'll do well, you seem smart. haha
I feel you. 
Are you a sophomore?
I don't like literature and **** but I tend to do better in those classes than I do in math and science 
Enjoy it while it lasts guys 