General chemistry I

Grading is generally generous; it's easy to get a decent grade with minimal effort, but top grades require more effort and practice.

The course has a moderate workload, with one lab session per week. Students must attend labs or risk failing the course. There are also pre-lab assignments and lab reports that need to be completed carefully.

Assessments include midterms, finals, quizzes, and lab reports. The final exam provides practice papers, but it can be challenging with a large volume of questions.

The teaching quality is generally positive, with professors praised for their patience and clear explanations. However, some students find the class pace fast, requiring additional study materials or self-study.

Attend all lab sessions as they are mandatory for good grades. Review PPTs thoroughly, especially before midterms and finals. Practice with sample papers to familiarize yourself with the format of questions.