Organic Chemistry - From Beginner To Rockstar In 1 Hour

Are you ready to be the rockstar of your organic chemistry class?

What you'll learn
Discover how the periodic table is your hidden "cheat sheet"
Learn the top 3 questions on every exam
Learn how each functional group will react
Discover there is only one reaction you really need to know
Learn about resonance and "The Rule of 3"
Learn how to break down the reaction scheme and find out what's most important
Requirements
You don't need any previous knowledge or tools.
Description
Let me know if any of this sounds familiar…
Organic Chemistry – It’s a weed-out course, many students fail, you will fail, it’s hard, it’s time consuming, it’s complicated, you won’t like it, good luck (with sarcasm), you won’t have a life, you may have to take it again, it will wreck your GPA, it may keep you out of medicinal school…and on and on. 


The story we hear about something dramatically influences how we see and experience something.
Now, I want to share with you a different story about organic chemistry. And this story is backed up by years of teaching the material.


Organic chemistry is simple and easy to learn. There is a very effective and direct way to learn the material that allows you to start using it immediately. No matter where you are in the class, there are simple and effective ways to immediately increase your understanding and grade. 


Since I began teaching in 1998, I have been working on creating the simplest and most effective way for anyone to learn organic chemistry. And this course is what has come out of those efforts. 


Well, let’s not waste anymore time…Let’s get to it!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Lines and Letters

Lecture 2 Top 3 Questions On Organic Chemistry Exams

Section 2: Getting Started

Lecture 3 Using the Periodic Table to Build Molecules

Lecture 4 Nucleophiles and Electrophiles

Lecture 5 Resonance: "The Rule of 3"

Lecture 6 Get To Know Your Functional Group

Lecture 7 Reagents

Lecture 8 The Reaction Scheme

Section 3: Putting It All Together

Lecture 9 Resonance

Lecture 10 Solving Reaction Questions

Anyone who is going to take or is currently taking organic chemistry