u/Prestigious-Bonus955

hi everyone! i’m an incoming freshman at pasadena city college in california, and i have to take the chemistry diagnostic exam before enrolling in chem 1a next week. it’s a test that either places you in an intro to chem class or gen chem, and i wanna get into gen chem especially after already taken honors and regular chem in high school.

i was wondering if anyone has taken this exam before, either at pcc or another college in california. how difficult was it, and what kinds of topics should i study? i’ve been reviewing general chemistry on youtube with practice problems but i’m not sure if i’m studying the right material or if i should be focusing on specific concepts.

if you’ve taken pcc’s chemistry diagnostic specifically, i’d really appreciate hearing what it was like and any advice you have. thank you!!🤞

hi everyone! i’m an incoming freshman at pasadena city college, and i have to take the chemistry diagnostic exam before enrolling in chem 1a next week.

i was wondering if anyone has taken this exam before at pcc. how difficult was it, and what kinds of topics should i study? i’ve been reviewing general chemistry on youtube, but i’m not sure if i’m studying the right material or if i should be focusing on specific concepts.

if you’ve taken pcc’s chemistry diagnostic specifically, i’d really appreciate hearing what it was like and any advice you have. thank you!!🤞

hi everyone! i’m an incoming freshman at pasadena city college in california, and i have to take the chemistry diagnostic exam before enrolling in chem 1a next week.

i was wondering if anyone has taken this exam before, either at pcc or another college in california. how difficult was it, and what kinds of topics should i study? i’ve been reviewing general chemistry on youtube, but i’m not sure if i’m studying the right material or if i should be focusing on specific concepts.

if you’ve taken pcc’s chemistry diagnostic specifically, i’d really appreciate hearing what it was like and any advice you have. thank you!!🤞

hi everyone! i’m an incoming freshman at pasadena city college in california, and i have to take the chemistry diagnostic exam before enrolling in chem 1a next week.

i was wondering if anyone has taken this exam before, either at pcc or another college in california. how difficult was it, and what kinds of topics should i study? i’ve been reviewing general chemistry on youtube, but i’m not sure if i’m studying the right material or if i should be focusing on specific concepts.

if you’ve taken pcc’s chemistry diagnostic specifically, i’d really appreciate hearing what it was like and any advice you have. thank you!!🤞

hi everyone! i’m an incoming freshman at pasadena city college in california, and i have to take the chemistry diagnostic exam before enrolling in chem 1a next week.

i was wondering if anyone has taken this exam before, either at pcc or another college in california. how difficult was it, and what kinds of topics should i study? i’ve been reviewing general chemistry on youtube, but i’m not sure if i’m studying the right material or if i should be focusing on specific concepts.

if you’ve taken pcc’s chemistry diagnostic specifically, i’d really appreciate hearing what it was like and any advice you have. thank you!!🤞

hi everyone! i’m an incoming freshman at pasadena city college in california, and i have to take the chemistry diagnostic exam before enrolling in chem 1a next week.

i was wondering if anyone has taken this exam before, either at pcc or another college in california. how difficult was it, and what kinds of topics should i study? i’ve been reviewing general chemistry on youtube, but i’m not sure if i’m studying the right material or if i should be focusing on specific concepts.

if you’ve taken pcc’s chemistry diagnostic specifically, i’d really appreciate hearing what it was like and any advice you have. thank you!!🤞

hi everyone! i’m about to start at pasadena city college this fall, and my goal is to transfer to usc after one year. lately i’ve been having the biggest major crisis. 😭

my original plan was chemistry because it was always my favorite subject, and i love skincare, so becoming a derm pa has always been my dream. it also has great pay, and i really want a career where i can do what i love while making a good living.

however, i’ve also always been passionate about space. lately i’ve been looking into aerospace engineering, and it honestly sounds amazing. the only thing holding me back is that i know not every aerospace engineering job is actually space-related, so i’m worried i’d choose it for the wrong reason.

i’m also open to other majors if there’s something that might fit my interests better. i just want to find a career i’m excited to wake up and do every day, while still having good career opportunities and earning a comfortable income.

if you were in my position, what would you do? i’d really appreciate any advice or hearing about your own experiences. thank you! 🤍

hi everyone! i’m about to start at pasadena city college this fall, and my goal is to transfer to usc after one year. lately i’ve been having the biggest major crisis. 😭

my original plan was chemistry because it was always my favorite subject, and i love skincare, so becoming a derm pa has always been my dream. it also has great pay, and i really want a career where i can do what i love while making a good living.

however, i’ve also always been passionate about space. lately i’ve been looking into aerospace engineering, and it honestly sounds amazing. the only thing holding me back is that i know not every aerospace engineering job is actually space-related, so i’m worried i’d choose it for the wrong reason.

i’m also open to other majors if there’s something that might fit my interests better. i just want to find a career i’m excited to wake up and do every day, while still having good career opportunities and earning a comfortable income.

if you were in my position, what would you do? i’d really appreciate any advice or hearing about your own experiences. thank you! 🤍

hi everyone! i’m about to start at pasadena city college this fall, and my goal is to transfer to usc after one year. lately i’ve been having the biggest major crisis. 😭

my original plan was chemistry because it was always my favorite subject, and i love skincare, so becoming a derm pa has always been my dream. it also has great pay, and i really want a career where i can do what i love while making a good living.

however, i’ve also always been passionate about space. lately i’ve been looking into aerospace engineering, and it honestly sounds amazing. the only thing holding me back is that i know not every aerospace engineering job is actually space-related, so i’m worried i’d choose it for the wrong reason.

i’m also open to other majors if there’s something that might fit my interests better. i just want to find a career i’m excited to wake up and do every day, while still having good career opportunities and earning a comfortable income.

if you were in my position, what would you do? i’d really appreciate any advice or hearing about your own experiences. thank you! 😊

hi everyone! i’m about to start at pasadena city college this fall, and my goal is to transfer to usc after one year. lately i’ve been having the biggest major crisis. 😭

my original plan was chemistry because it was always my favorite subject, and i love skincare, so becoming a derm pa has always been my dream. it also has great pay, and i really want a career where i can do what i love while making a good living.

however, i’ve also always been passionate about space. lately i’ve been looking into aerospace engineering, and it honestly sounds amazing. the only thing holding me back is that i know not every aerospace engineering job is actually space-related, so i’m worried i’d choose it for the wrong reason.

i’m also open to other majors if there’s something that might fit my interests better. i just want to find a career i’m excited to wake up and do every day, while still having good career opportunities and earning a comfortable income.

if you were in my position, what would you do? i’d really appreciate any advice or hearing about your own experiences. thank you! 😊

i am a biochem/chem major and i want a cc that can give me the most resources, including available classes, online summer classes (if possible), etc. if there’s other great cc’s in socal lmk! :) perks are mt. sac is 15 min away from me while pcc would be an hour or more w/ traffic & pcc is a top cc and known to be a USC transfer power house !!! 🤗

p.s. i’d be getting free tuition for USC so that’s why im choosing it as well as its my dream school :)

i am a biochem/chem major and i want a cc that can give me the most resources, including available classes, online summer classes (if possible), etc. if there’s other great cc’s in socal lmk! :) perks are mt. sac is 15 min away from me while pcc would be an hour or more w/ traffic & pcc is a top cc and known to be a USC transfer power house !!! 🤗

p.s. i’d be getting free tuition for USC so that’s why im choosing it as well as its my dream school :)

hello i kinda need some help!! so my dream schools have always been USC and UCB, but i did not apply to usc because of the cost (this was before i knew i could go for free) and got rejected from berk. because my mom works at a USC hospital im allowed to get 100% tuition covered from the TAB program (i called HR and they confirmed this). i would transfer to USC next year from a cc and do the 1 year transfer program. orrrr i could settle for UCI and pay 15k a year (which is a lowkey a lot). i mean UCI is a great school, but of course the financial aid they gave me wasnt the best and it was never a school that stood out to me. im a biochem/chem major. opinions and thoughts? 😣😣

hello i kinda need some help!! so my dream schools have always been USC and UCB, but i did not apply to usc because of the cost (this was before i knew i could go for free) and got rejected from berk. because my mom works at a USC hospital im allowed to get 100% tuition covered from the TAB program (i called HR and they confirmed this). i would transfer to USC next year from a cc and do the 1 year transfer program. orrrr i could settle for UCI and pay 15k a year (which is a lowkey a lot). i mean UCI is a great school, but of course the financial aid they gave me wasnt the best and it was never a school that stood out to me. im a biochem/chem major. opinions and thoughts? 😣😣

hello i kinda need some help!! so my dream schools have always been USC and UCB, but i did not apply to usc because of the cost (this was before i knew i could go for free) and got rejected from berk. because my mom works at a USC hospital im allowed to get 100% tuition covered from the TAB program (i called HR and they confirmed this). i would transfer to USC next year from a cc and do the 1 year transfer program. orrrr i could settle for UCI and pay 15k a year (which is a lowkey a lot). i mean UCI is a great school, but of course the financial aid they gave me wasnt the best and it was never a school that stood out to me. im a biochem/chem major. opinions and thoughts? 😣😣