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Chemistry

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What are the benefits of taking chemistry?

Chemistry has many upsides to learning it. 


While taking chemistry is technically free since it never stated that you HAD to get a C+ or higher, it's only recommended for the student to get a C+ or higher in math and science 10 which is like getting a developing at minimum so basically, you get a free opportunity to take a pretty difficult course in grade 12 / AP chemistry 12. Speaking of AP chemistry 12, lets talk about why it might cause you to stay up all night studying for a final exam and also the benefits after taking AP chemistry 12 if you get a good grade and pass.

Firstly, we should understand that courses that people want to take are based around on what they want to do and if they want to take the course not need to take the course since from science then and forward on, students will be capable enough to the point where they no longer have to take "science (random number)" because of how vast the topic is, which is why it's divided into many courses that is then explained more in depth.


Taking regular chemistry doesn't need an explanation since there isn't much of a downside to taking it, if you want to take it then take the course then, it's not like your life is on the line if you fail the course, well maybe some aspect is but regardless taking regular chemistry doesn't have much effect since AP chemistry is what really matters



When you are taking AP courses, you should consider the risks / downsides of taking that course. Since you're dealing with AP as in Advanced Placement courses which are meant for the strongest students of today's world

Also know that AP courses are rigorous and difficult because the course is first-year-of-university level difficult and is meant for those who are ready to take on a challenge









Pros of taking AP chemistry

Prepares you for first year university chemistry

Gives you university credit which allows you to skip first year introductory courses for university

Allows you to take physics since it also requires science and math 10 / 11 to be completed

Makes you work harder to get a better grade in a different subject which is math



Cons of taking AP chemistry


Could be detrimental to your GPA (Grade point average) if you don't do well / pass


Time consuming


Requires a lot of effort and I mean a LOT of effort


Requires you to take Math 11 and Chemistry 11 and successfully pass it

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In conclusion

The benefits of taking AP chemistry 12 can also be drawn back from the downsides of it because of its intensity and how much of a major risk there is to taking it. But overall, the benefits may outweigh the downsides

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