I Chemistry At University Hard?

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Lukey Boy

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Hey everybody =] I was wondering how difficult Chemistry and Physics are at university level (Chemistry specifically.) - first of all I'm going to give you some details of myself, what course im applying for and what university etc...

I currently live in the United Kingdom - In Scotland/Glasgow (Crackpot Land) - I'm wishing to go to the University of Glasgow to study Chemistry (to try achieve an MChem so long as i get a good honours and then leading on to doctoral level depending if im good enough...)

Overall I know you have to be exceptionally determined in order to pass any degree, be it chemistry, physics, medicine, philosophy, music you name it - but intellect also comes into play and this is what I'm trying to get the nitty gritty of? Do you have to be "intelligent" (not just determined) to do well to achieve an MChem at the University of Glasgow? what is the course content like? such as Organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, etc... what out of all the sub topics of the entire chemistry degree is the most challenging? is there a lot of maths involved? problem solving? basically is the degree solid or not lol - sorry if i'm kind of drifting away from the actual question - i'd just like to know as many opinions as possible =]

thanks for your time reading this bible of a question

p.s im doing 5 highers atm and there hard enough :P
 
look buddy,

anything is possible if you are determined enough..

u know u neeed hard work to be successful...however..is really not HARD work if u enjoy it...

are these courses you favorie?? do u take interest in them??

if yes...then NO WORRIES :) u will do very well!!!!!

if no...then understand what ur goals are..and just grit ur teeth and get thru these boring courses and GET that degree u want.

THATS ALL!! lol... anyone who tells u ..yea..its hard..or no...aint gonna change ANYTHING..

do u want it?? THEN GO GET IT

period.
 
Your problems seem hard to you until you feel so.Dont let any mental pressure of studying sway you.
Now the Chemistry is really a subject that is more easily understandable, so do not fear that my dear.Just do your Labs Practicals or whatever that deals with doing what you have learnt,DO IT WITH CONCENTRATION AND BRING OUT YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS AND OBSERVATIONS AFTER PERFORMING A PRACTICAL.All in all chemistry is all to do practically being present mentally
 
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