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Question Posted Wednesday May 23 2007, 4:12 pm

whats the best way to go about learning organic chemistry?

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NinjaNeer answered Wednesday May 23 2007, 7:55 pm:
It all depends on what level of chemistry you're going for.

The organic that they teach in high school is fairly simple; try searching e-bay for a high-school level textbook, and teach yourself from that using examples.

If it's more complex, I'd suggest self-study as well as a tutor. Some colleges offer peer tutoring services, where an upper year student helps out a lower year student for something like 10$ an hour.

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