This course is designed to be part 3 (of a 3-part) high school chemistry course that gives the student a good foundation in chemistry in order to prepare him or her for a college-level course. In order to understand the material, the student needs to have completed Algebra I and should have access to a scientific calculator. Students who take and understand this course will be very well prepared for a tough university chemistry course.  Hopefully, they will also gain an appreciation for chemistry around them in their every day lives.
Additionally, this course combined with the other 2 parts can be taken in preparation for the Chemistry CLEP exam, which will allow a student to earn college credit for his or her Chemistry knowledge. If you want more information about the CLEP exam, please feel free to message me. 

If you are struggling with the Algebra component of this class, I do also offer math tutoring. Feel free to message me about setting up a time for that if you are interested. 

If you do not want to receive a grade for this class, then the homework and quizzes are not required and you can estimate 0-1 hours of outside class work.  If you want a grade, then the homework and quizzes are required and you should estimate approximately 4 hours of outside class work per week.  Either option will cover all the objectives of a high school class.

Students will need to purchase the following workbook BEFORE class begins: Carson Dellosa, The 100 Series: Chemistry Workbook, ISBN 1483817091.

In part 3, we will cover the following topics:
week 1: volume to volume, mass to mass 
week 2: limiting reactants, molarity 
week 3: molality, normality, electrolytes 
week 4: freezing and boiling points, solubility 
week 5: potential energy, entropy, Gibbs Free energy 
week 6: equilibrium and Le Chatelier 
week 7: acids and bases part 1 
week 8: acids and bases part 2 
week 9: redox reactions 
week 10: hydrocarbons and organic compounds 

Each week will also include an optional virtual lab to be completed outside of class.