Chem without 1/2

[zechstrumsky]

Hey y'all,

I've recently been looking at doing chemistry 3/4 (due to prerequisites for the Bachelor of Medical Science @Monash.) However, I have not done unit 1&2.

I'm in year 11 at the moment so time has truely passed in regards to doing 1&2. My question is, how difficult, if possible at all, would it be for me to do just unit 3&4? I'm only doing 4 subjects next year (due to doing 2 this year) and was wondering if it would be at all possible for me to keep up with the work that would be covered.

I am thinking of dropping legal next year, leaving me with Bio, Psych, English (and hopefully chem?)

Additionally, I would be happy to get tutoring if that would be able to help me understand better. So, do you guys think it would be possible for me to do this seeing as i'm only doing 4 subjects next year?

Thanks a lot, xx.

[Sine]

Hey y'all,

I've recently been looking at doing chemistry 3/4 (due to prerequisites for the Bachelor of Medical Science @Monash.) However, I have not done unit 1&2.

I'm in year 11 at the moment so time has truely passed in regards to doing 1&2. My question is, how difficult, if possible at all, would it be for me to do just unit 3&4? I'm only doing 4 subjects next year (due to doing 2 this year) and was wondering if it would be at all possible for me to keep up with the work that would be covered.

I am thinking of dropping legal next year, leaving me with Bio, Psych, English (and hopefully chem?)

Additionally, I would be happy to get tutoring if that would be able to help me understand better. So, do you guys think it would be possible for me to do this seeing as i'm only doing 4 subjects next year?

Thanks a lot, xx.

If you want to do medical science you probably don't really have a choice (regarding how easy/hard it is to do without 1/2) because it's a prerequisite so you have to do chem. Anyway I think 3/4 chem is quite doable as long as you try to go over the basics during the summer.