I'm thinking of taking organic chemistry this semester at uni
I don't even need it for my career path but it seems like a more relaxed challenge and also I'm flirting with the idea of changing my career path towards something more chemistry-biology oriented (currently in pure maths but had some trouble with calculus 1 and physics 1 in the past year, I guess I must be a brainlet but gen chem and gen biology were comfy so I want to give it a try)
Already learning the basics of organic chem at it doesn't seem so difficult - of course I was warned that it's not that easy to get used to it but I'm getting familiar with some nomenclature laws and terminology before starting the course to win some time.
Was anyone else in this situation? (in the middle of uni but having dilemmas between changing your career path because you realized you're more interested in something else or stick with the thing you chose years ago in HS just to avoid potentially wasting time)
As I'm barely starting and I've discovered that my mathematical skills are absolute shit not much would be lost desu