<p>Calculus: I struggled got a B- first quarter. Studied over the summer and pulled A and A-. There is video out their of open course ware from princeton university. David … is the prof name. It will pay off. </p>
<p>Chemistry: You will learn stiochiometery, aqueous solutions, thermochemistry, trends, orbital theory, quantum mechanics, gases… Get a book and start reading. It will help in the long run. Trust me. Recommendations Chemistry the Central science. We use it at Ohio State. </p>
<p>… I went to cleveland state in high school and took biology, it was so awesome! Have fun there…</p>
<p>Best prep advice i could give you is to not take it lightly. I did and paid the price for it with a low grade. Review NOW! and if you need help with something in it, get a tutor asap</p>
<p>For studying Chemistry, this text is an absolute steal. Dirt cheap, ~1000 pages, written by a person who has been awarded multiple Nobel Prizes. While I can’t promise cutting edge notions of concepts, the fundamentals of chemistry have not changed enough since 1988 to make this treasure obsolete.</p>
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<p>The table of contents for the book.</p>
<p>[Table</a> of Contents](<a href=“Table of Contents”>Table of Contents)</p>
<p>Enjoy.</p>