AP Chemistry Tutoring Ten Huge Topics
AP Chemistry pulls no punches. It demands a lot from its student from the beginning of the year through early May. It consists of ten huge topics: stoichiometry, thermochemistry, electron geometry and periodicity, bonding, solutions, equilibria and kinetics, acids and bases, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and organic and nuclear chemistry. It’s a real monster of a course. On top of that, some teachers demand elaborate (though legitimate) lab reports on top of homework. Sub-par lab reports are the leading cause of lackluster grades in this course.
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A dense year
Each new topic in AP Chemistry requires a good deal of effort to learn well. Be ready to study more than last year.
Lab Reports
Learn exactly what your teacher is expecting in a lab report or be punished for your ignorance.
Earn college credit
Many schools will acknowledge a score of a 4 or a 5 on the AP exam as being worth either one or two semesters of college level chemistry. Think of what you could do with that time.