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[Tung]

It's really hard. You'll have no social life if you want good grades. As for me, I can't do that, so that's why I have such bad grades lol..

[Just_Dream]

It's really hard. You'll have no social life if you want good grades. As for me, I can't do that, so that's why I have such bad grades lol..

lol if I were you, I wouldn't post that or your arguments about education-status become null! Dork. Pharm chem sucks, which is why I'm changing to Human Biology. You too?


Anyways to nguoiconcacbede - yes you can cheat the system. I won't tell you how, but they won't find out. Trust me, they won't. If it's legal issues, then really by cheating the system, it's not as if something illegal is going on -- what's being done is being done by the book. I'm sure you're already confused, so I won't discuss it any further. Also you're too uninformed about anything college-related, that I highly doubt you'd be able to find holes in the process.

You know, if you failed the placement test, I don't think you will do well, unless you can study your ass off. Yes I am a sophmore. Tung and I DO NOT necessarily need to know when the fafsa deadlines are as of right now. We get an email that says when to start renewing our fafsa. Don't even question my knowledge because obviously I know what I've been doing. No chem test is necessary, unless you're doing an engineering major, I believe. Anyone can be a pharmaceutical chemistry major as long as they remain in good standing and meet certain requirements as in a certain amount of units or specific classes completed by a certain time, that is all. But keep in mind that it takes a lot of hard work to remain in very good standing, when it comes to Chemistry.

Considering you have difficulty spelling and typing correctly, I have little faith in you. Algebra 3? You mean pre-calculus? Or Linear Algebra? Please clarify. Of course you'll need to complete a series of classes (courses) based on Calculus to even consider any science/engineering major. That includes physics as well. You CAN START from the bottom up, but remember that it will take MUCH LONGER if you've failed at all placement exams. If you can't pass some of the placement exams, you might struggle in the prerequisite courses.