Christopher Capp

This professor has taught: BCHM461, BCHM463, BCHM464, CHEM231, CHEM232, HNUH278Y, HONR299I

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Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/06/2026	Capp is the best stem prof ive had so far at UMD, he explains things in fun ways that actually stick, and lectures are pretty engaging most of the time! He doesn't record, so it's best to go to class. If you can, record him on your ipad or phone so that you can listen later and study. This absolutely saved me. Also, go to office hours even if you don't have questions because it's helpful to just listen to others. This class is definitely hard and takes a lot of effort but content-wise it was the most interesting stem class and prepared me well for the mcat.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting a W Anonymous 01/03/2026	Could’ve been the most interesting class but it’s actually on the boring side unfortunately which made the studying hard. I had to withdraw cause I had no motivation to study for the exams and that’s my fault but the professor still sucks. For reference, I’ve never gotten below a B in a chemistry class and have never dropped a course at UMD before. He spent a lot of time in class talking about random stuff and things like the line weave burk graph and then said it’s not used anymore or spent a whole class deriving the Michaels menten equation (doing a poor job at it) just to say we don’t have to know how to derive it. Or talking about the days of the OG biochemistry which are not relevant in terms of how things are done nowadays probably. I think some people might like that he didn’t always cover a ton of relevant material because it meant less to study for the exam but some of us really need to understand material pertinent to modern biochemistry so this was a bummer. Overall not terrible especially if you mostly care about grade but don’t expect to truly learn. Dr Capp loses track of what he’s talking about easily, he’s got bad handwriting, very messy, unorganized, repeats things in a way that you think he’s having a hard time keeping track of what he is saying. All the positive reviews is cause his class is easier than other professors but I think he is a bad professor.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/29/2025	I enjoyed the class overall. Throughout the course of the semester he scares everyone about this class being a "make or break" one for future doctors. Dont let that get to you, use it as motivation. Be sure to always to the problem sets after lectures/ during the weekend. Then try to come into office hours asking about certain problems or questions from lecture. Even if you cant think of any questions, just sit and hear other peoples questions. Ive seen/heard of multiple people tweak over course material in his office hours- and trust me when I say he does not judge at all. Hes a kind guy who makes sure to fully answer questions, he wants you to understand the material. First half of the class I would say was more chemistry/quantitative. I would go over the problem sets heavily. The second half being metabolism, it's more biology than chemistry now. Use anki and study all the steps, regulation, reactants/products of the metabolic pathways. And dont just memorize, constantly ask "why". Dont gloss over small details because he will ask you about them any chance he gets. It's worth going down a rabbit hole of answers for a seemingly simple question. Take your time studying, dont rush it. From there its barbecue chicken.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Anonymous 12/28/2025	This man gets a 5/5 for lecturing, but like a 2/5 for organization. In terms of the lecture itself, he is very engaging and explains things very clearly. He is clearly very passionate and knowledgeable, and he throws in a few jokes here and there to keep everyone entertained. The exams are also fair in my opinion. Everything on the exam is something that he covered in lecture, and he won't test you on things he did not talk about. Unfortunately, he is the most disorganized professor I ever had. Every time he says he will post something or announce something, he almost never does in a timely fashion. He was supposed to post an equation sheet two days before our exam, he instead posted it 11pm the night before. He didn't post any information about our final until literally the day before. He also was supposed to have weekly discussion posts to boost our grade, he forgot to set them up after the 3rd week or so, but he did still give us the points for free, so at the very least, he cares for his students. For the unit leading up the final, he was so bad at managing time that he had us watch 4 full lectures on our own time because that's how behind he was. Watching 4 full lectures right before/during finals week when you already have several other finals to stress over was god awful. And then, he didn't even test us on all of the content he told us to learn during the final. He's definitely a really nice professor, and he's always happy to help and answer questions, but I swear he needs like an ADHD diagnosis or something. Overall, the class itself wasn't bad. All of our exam averages were pretty high (70+ on every exam an the final), and he still curved a few percentages. Although, our averages were higher than he was expecting so I don't know if he will change things next semester.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2025	this class is a lot of work, but Capp is the GOAT of biochem professors. Don't get me wrong, this class is HARD, but that isn't his fault, as it covers both biochem 1 and 2 in the span of one semester. It moves super fast, and it is important to interact with the material consistently so that you don't fall behind. As a pre-med, never before have I been so interested and fascinated in a class while also so worried about it at the same time. Usually in chem classes at UMD, you kinda just want it to be over and done with, but I actually enjoyed every lecture with Capp because we got to learn so much. Most people did well too, with the class average being like a 76 at the end of the semester. There was a sizable curve too, as I ended with an 85% and got an A in the course. I don't think thats because he curved up 8 points though, I think its because he wants the top 25% of the class to get an A, so he divides his grades by percentage of the class and not just a flat curve for everyone. He also doesn't do -/+ grades I dont think. The exam consisted of three 100 point exams, a 200 point final, and 100 participation points which everyone got. Overall, you have to know EVERYTHING for his exams, and he prefers his conceptual questions over his mechanism questions, so don't focus on memorizing the arrow pushing, focus on the big picture of the mechanism. He really likes questions that go like : "using your knowledge of mechanism A, what would happen if I swapped amino acid X for amino acid Y, how would this affect catalysis". Good luck!!!!
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2025	This class is hard and a lot of work. Capp covers a TON of content (great for premeds preparing for the mcat) and expects you to know and understand every bit of it fully. He goes fast in lectures but does a great job explaining complex topics and making it all very interesting. Resources aren't the best since only some recorded lectures are made available on ELMS, and the posted slides are sparse in information. You basically have to attend every single lecture and take good (fast) notes to even get the content. Comparing with a friend and filling in details later helps; many students also opt to record every lecture themselves to rewatch later. Capp's exams are very fast-paced but not unreasonable in their difficulty-- he makes his expectations of what you need to know clear before each exam. His questions are creative and require deep understanding of the content + a fair amount of critical thinking, so simple memorization isn't enough (although heavy memorization is very much required). He adds a curve to adjust for the lower averages and allow ~20-25% of students to get an A. Overall it's a fair class, but earning an A requires very hard work.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/20/2025	The best class I've taken at UMD hands down. He is an unbelievable professor and breaks down all the topics extremely well. Extremely nice guy and also a pr funny. Exams are super fair too. That said the class is not easy by any means and the one thing that's annoying is that he loves to scare his students by saying how hard the class is or saying how little he is going to curve the class. Apart from that he's the goat.
Christopher Capp BCHM464 Expecting an A Anonymous 11/02/2025	One of the worst classes I had to take as a biochem major. It also didn't help that I took this class my last semester senior year (where the senioritis was kicking in). I had Dr. Capp for 461 and thought that he was fine there and while taking this class had no idea what happened to him because it seemed like he became unbearable all of sudden. Here are a few of the highlights: - This class is a lot of work (a lot of writing) and he right off the bat tells you that he's a harsh grader - fine sure, I think if you've been in the major since the start you'll be fine. If you switched in part way through or need to take this class as a bio or nutrition major, I'm so sorry. When I compared my comments on assignments from him as a biochem major to someone who wasn't, his comments felt more harsh and unfair to the non-majors even though he was saying essentially the same thing. - He does not let you pick lab partners which is only a problem if your lab partner does not pull their weight! - Capp is incredibly condescending during class. He has a "wall of shame" and proudly admits that if your paper is bad enough, you will too join the wall of shame where he prints out whatever assignment, blacks out the name and pins it to a wall in his office. Which honestly, okay sure fear is an excellent motivator I suppose but a lot of people in this class have never done these experiments before, so why are you being so harsh with them? - Unless you are interested in research or going to grad school (which he himself dissuades you from doing), this class is not enjoyable, nor is it really useful for you. That's just my honest opinion because I know a lot of the people in the major my year were pre-med. - Like another review said, the lecture portion is pretty helpful for understanding what to do that week but there were times that he did not tell us what we needed to do until lecture (which was later in the week). If you had lab early in the week (monday/tuesday), it was not helpful. Overall, I did not enjoy my experience in this class. However, I having been a biochem major and done research did help me a lot, which really means if you were only one or the other or even neither, you got the short end of the stick (which is not fun! or fair!) That's all. Sorry to the people who have to take this class.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 08/26/2025	Dr Capp is undoubtedly the MOST GOATED prof in the entire campus. I had to work a lot on this class to get my desired grade but even though I took it in the summer and it ran for almost 2 hours EVERYDAY, I never felt sleepy. I looked forward to his class cause he teaches in the most interesting way ever. His tests are very tricky but I even enjoyed sitting for the exams. This is probably the only class in my entire ug where instead of learning for a grade, I learned because i enjoyed. Please please please take this class with prof Capp if you can.
Christopher Capp BCHM464 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/23/2025	So. When I saw this 4.1+ star rating, I was reassured, ready to take on the biochem lab world. First and foremost, that average is incredibly misleading and i dont know how it got there. Maybe I just don’t vibe with his personality, but whatever it was I did NOT like him the whole semester. As soon as I heard him explain his wall of shame on the first day of class, I was like oh I'm in for a terrible ride. This class was a lotttttttt of work, there was always a new assignment and no matter how hard you try it felt like you were doomed to get a bad score anyway. He grades very harsh (which he does warn you about) and he tries to be quirky about it but it just made me frustrated lol. I understand the reasoning behind letting us figure out projects independently and getting a taste of what real research and grad school is like, but what I DON’T understand is the crazy grading that comes with it when we’re doing these experiments for the first time. I also thought it was ridiculous how the lab ran 20-30 minutes overtime in the beginning half of the semester, despite it already being 5 hours long. Lab exam was okay. LOVED my TA though none of this is reflective of my TA Ellen. My one piece of advice: go to discussion and take good notes. He's atleast a little clearer about his expectations there. To all the bchm majors who have to take this, good luck.
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting a B Anonymous 05/23/2025	Honestly the best professor I’ve had at UMD. His lectures are only like 6 slides so he really focuses on explaining everything in depth. I always felt like I had all the information I needed to study, he never blindsided us with exam questions or expected us to know anything he didn’t teach completely. Plus amazing curve. Def take if you can
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A- Anonymous 03/31/2025	His class is a pain and he's probably the worst chemistry professor I've had at UMD (and that's saying something). He makes his exams purposefully hard and long to avoid academic dishonesty (I think our class median was around 40% for our first exam)? There are little practice opportunities outside of class (only two practice problem sets per exam) and he'll spend 20 minutes on a topic just to tell us we won't be tested on it (he just thought it was interesting for us to know) while spending a few minutes on something worth 10% of our exam. His slides are disorganized, the analogies make no sense and are ridiculous, so if you don't write down everything he says, you're out of luck. I learned more in 5 minutes of a YouTube video than a 1 hour and 15 minute lecture with him. He's a funny guy and is clearly passionate about biochem, but in short, he yaps too much and does not provide adequate practice. Good luck.
Christopher Capp BCHM464 Expecting an A Anonymous 02/04/2025	BCHM464 has got to be one of the more practical courses in the BCHM program at UMD. You not only expose yourself to different laboratory procedures common in the biochemistry/ biology field, but also test you on your ability to write. For a class like this, I'm glad I took it in the fall. Only 8 other people registered that semester – a third of the number who took it in the spring. That said, all 9 of us had many more chances to consult with Dr. Capp, which was extremely helpful since he also has to attend to his BCHM463 and BCHM461 students. Indeed, he has many students under his belt, so emailing him may not be the best approach. Therefore, take advantage of his office hours!!! His office is just one floor up from the lab, so sometimes I asked him a question during my lab times since he’s generally available. Now, his teaching style is one where he makes you solve the problem by asking you questions, so expect being asked questions when you come into OH (and lecture)! It was very hard getting an A in BCHM464 as I was competing with 8 other bright students: you really had to earn it! Please don't do go into BCHM464 solely for the grade but do it for the experience. I may not have gotten a great appreciation for the class back then. However, looking back at the long nights I put into my lab reports and data analysis, I am grateful for what this class has taught me after working in a post-graduate research lab for a year and in the midst of writing a manuscript. For all the students taking BCHM464, go in for the desire to learn! This class will really expose you to research. You have one great professor to guide you as well, don't hesitate to reach out to him!
Christopher Capp BCHM464 Expecting an A Anonymous 02/01/2025	BCHM464 has got to be one of the more practical courses in the BCHM program at UMD. You not only expose yourself to different laboratory procedures common in the biochemistry/ biology field, but also test you on your ability to write. For a class like this, I'm glad I took it in the fall. Only 8 other people registered that semester – a third of the number who took it in the spring. That said, all 9 of us had many more chances to consult with Dr. Capp, which was extremely helpful since he also has to attend to his BCHM463 and BCHM461 students. Indeed, he has many students under his belt, so emailing him may not be the best approach. Therefore, take advantage of his office hours!!! His office is just one floor up from the lab, so sometimes I asked him a question during my lab times since he’s generally available. Now, his teaching style is one where he makes you solve the problem by asking you questions, so expect being asked questions when you come into OH (and lecture)! It was very hard getting an A in BCHM464 as I was competing with 8 other bright students: you really had to earn it! Please don't do go into BCHM464 solely for the grade but do it for the experience. I may not have gotten a great appreciation for the class back then. However, looking back at the long nights I put into my lab reports and data analysis, I am grateful for what this class has taught me after working in a post-graduate research lab for a year and in the midst of writing a manuscript. For all the students taking BCHM464, go in for the desire to learn! This class will really expose you to research. You have one great professor to guide you as well, don't hesitate to reach out to him! Best wishes to you all, future scientists!
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting a B Anonymous 12/20/2024	Dr. Capp is one of my favorite professors that I have had in my college career. He is engaging as a lecturer and is really quite hilarious, and he is very helpful in office hours or if you ask him a question one-on-one. Biochemistry is an incredibly difficult subject, and there's nothing that can be done about that other than study A LOT, but Dr. Capp made the course enjoyable. Exams are hard, but fair--you are expected to fully understand the material and there's no way around that. My one critique of the class is lack of study materials. Dr. Capp posts study sets, but by his own admission they're mainly comprised of exam questions that people failed and he realized were too difficult...so the idea is that if you can do the practice sets, the exams are even easier, which makes sense, except for the fact that there's not much else to study from, so it leaves you with difficulty knowing to what level you need to understand concepts. At least for my class, our GSS leader did the same thing and made questions harder than the actual exam would be, which made it frustrating to be presented with harder questions when sometimes all you really need is simpler practice. Overall, though, if you have to take biochemistry, take Dr. Capp!
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A- Anonymous 11/21/2024	one of the best lecturers I've had. Nice person too. Tests are fair but extremely challenging and are the most fast-paced tests I've ever taken. Doesn't record lectures, so be ready to have space on your phone to record or video lecture. Tests essentially make up your whole grade for this class, so make sure you are a strong test taker. Don't bother with using the textbook, just go over the lectures.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Anonymous 09/04/2024	Top three best professors I've had at UMD. Very helpful in office hours and will stay after every class to answer any questions. He is personable and loves what he does. If you are willing to put in the time to do well you will learn a lot. Highly recommend.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 06/24/2024	Dr. Capp is one of the best professors at UMD. The class is extremely fast paced because it pulls from both bchem 1 and 2, but is easy to keep up with Dr. Capp because he writes out the important notes on the chalkboard. There's no homework besides weekly discussion boards, so ultimately it comes down to your willingness to review your own notes and practice problems (ungraded). Go into the class with the expectation that it will be require hard work and an A is extremely attainable.
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/31/2024	Recommend taking biochemistry with Capp! The class was definitely difficult, but he prepared me well for the topics discussed in biochem 2. I put a lot of effort into studying and memorizing for this class, but it paid off - his exams are pretty fair. Agree that he can be condescending to the class overall at times, but one-on-one he is very nice and willing to help! Also recommend to pre-meds as he is very thorough in the content that is high yield on the mcat.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/17/2024	One of the best professors I've ever had. Biochemistry is hard, especially in this accelerated format, there's nothing that can be done about that. But Capp makes it engaging, fun, and manageable. He is a very funny and engaging lecturer, provides extremely useful tips for managing the class and makes you think about the material. The class format is tough with very little opportunity for points outside of exams, but if you study regularly, do the problem sets, and practice, it is very possible to not only get an A but develop a passion for biochemistry as I did.
Christopher Capp BCHM464 Anonymous 05/08/2024	This class took up the majority of my time this semester and was very rigorous. The content itself is useful for people who want to pursue a career in research or biochemistry but it is required for all biochemistry and some nutrition majors. You really learn how to write well which is what I appreciated. As for Dr. Capp, he is a very interesting man. I felt that he was quite inaccessible and wasn't at his office hours at the later half of his time that he posted on his syllabus, which was frustrating. He also does not respond to emails that well. Our TAs also did not have office hours. I think he might be too preoccupied with his 461 and 463 classes to really care about us (there was like 30-40 people at most) and he sometimes laughed about some of us who were on the verge of failing (honestly very discouraging). Perhaps I just don't like people who have such strong personalities like he does, but I wish he structured things differently and was more involved with his students. All I will say is that don't take this class for the funsies!
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A Anonymous 02/19/2024	If you are a biochemistry major or cell bio or have any reason to take more than one biochemistry class, take biochem with Capp! All of the professors do different things but I think he prepares you the best for the content in 462 (or at least glycolysis and some other beginning mechanisms). He teaches using the blackboard which is highly appreciated but you need to pay attention in class because his slides do not cover everything. He also doesn't record lectures :( But he loves his job and is really good at teaching or at least it worked for me! I will say though his exams are kinda long and he only gives 1 hour out of the 1 hour 15 min (idk how it would work with a 50 min class). He also is a little condescending sometimes - he sent out a whole message after the first exam basically saying that some of us should reconsider if we need biochem if we're struggling which is valid but still :/ Anyway, take his class if you can but be prepared to do work and pay attention in class!
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/27/2023	I honestly don't believe I could have had a better professor for this course than Dr. Capp. Prior to this past semester, I was absolutely dreading taking biochem, especially since I was awful at organic chemistry. However, Dr. Capp did an amazing job during lecture of taking these extremely complicated topics and breaking them down into their simple, individual components in order to help with understanding. Additionally, he encourages students to come to office hours and is happy to answer questions there or via email. His exams are difficult, no question about it, and you are required to begin to sort of think like him. However, I don't feel like any part of this course was unfair or unnecessary, it's certainly possible to do well in this course so long as you study and practice. Highly recommend Dr. Capp for biochem, and hopefully UMD does everything in their power to keep him considering how many lackluster professors are currently in our chem department.
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2023	honestly hardest class I've had at umd. This class was more memorization than I expected and I'm not the biggest fan of capp's lecturing style. He normally covers the material verbally with some diagrams on the chalkboard. Make sure you write down everything he says because even the most seemingly irrelevant stuff can be questioned. One exam he had a 8? point question on x-ray crystallography even though he probably spent a minute and a half covering it. He has slides but he self admits that they're not meant to be comprehensive regarding the material, and if you only looked at the slides you'd fail. I'd prefer it a lot if he were to record lectures but he didn't like how students in the past would just skip lecture because of that so I guess he stopped. It would've been way easier if he recorded lecture though. He's a great lecturer and very kind, just a bad fit for my learning style personally. 6/10 class, I didn't find the material terribly interesting and it was difficult, 8.5/10 professor, great guy just not my style.
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Anonymous 12/07/2023	LISTEN. He's a perfectly nice person, will take the time to explain things to you but, the exams he makes and the content he teaches, in my humble opinion is way too much. Capp enjoys teaching, you can really tell that through his lectures, but it's really frustrating that he strives to make exams that are long to "prevent cheating." Honestly if you're cheating in biochem good for you because it's a lot easier to actually study than to cheat. Also, he talks at a manageable pace and repeats his points a lot, which is nice however, this led to us not finishing lectures on time BECAUSE PEOPLE WOULD ASK SO MANY QUESTIONS. Essentially, don't take his class if you like to ask a lot of questions during lecture and also don't take this class if you're bad at memorizing a lot of things or bad with time management.
Christopher Capp BCHM464 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/24/2023	This course really weighed heavily on me the whole semester. There were always assignments to be done the second one assignment was completed. And any assignment there was required hours and hours of work, there was no such thing as putting in half effort and just getting a bad grade, because you could put hours into an assignment and you would still get a bad grade. My entire time in the class I felt highly discouraged because no matter how hard I tried, both in lab and on assignments, it was never good enough. The whole class just felt like I was working my butt off and only ever getting mediocre grades, and so it never once felt like my hard work was awarded. Anyways, that's my experience with the class. I enjoyed my TA tho, they were a chiller, and actually very encouraging.
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 12/29/2022	Truly an amazing professor. He challenges his students and really helps you fully understand biochemistry in an interesting way! I really enjoyed that his style was to apply knowledge in unexpected circumstances on his problem sets/exams. Take Dr. Capp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Christopher Capp BCHM461 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/16/2022	Dr. Capp is an excellent lecturer, he communicates the information he is trying to teach in a way that can be both fun and intellectually challenging. However, in terms of class structure, Dr. Capp is severely lacking and may have you in struggling in your other courses. He does not plan lessons around the relative difficulty of a concept, even though he creates his calendar well in advance. For example, the lecture before a midterm he claimed it would be a review session only to expect us to memorize two more enzyme mechanisms and fully conceptualize them. As well, he put an exam the day after thanksgiving break, leading me to study over what was supposed to be a break.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 11/11/2022	Premeds: take Capp for bchm463 Dixon is a hard af. Capp does it right. Provides learning objectives with each lecture. Problem sets (non graded) each week that prepare you for the exam. Lectures are extremely clear. Has reference slides but does most of the class written on the chalk board. Office hours are a stimulating environment to deepen your understanding of the material. 10-12 people are in his office in ESJ, asking questions one by one circled around the wall of his office. 4 people sit at the table in the center. Please note he does not do 1 on 1 appointments. Must go to his office hours to speak. I really enjoyed this class. It connected the 4 semesters of chemistry we took to the biology. Prepares you well for the mcat. Engaging lectures! Tough exams. Averages 65-70 on each exam. But my semester 80+ was an A
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/11/2022	Capp was a great professor. As a student who was a solid B in organic chemistry and A-/C student in general chemistry, biochemistry was a scary topic to approach. However, Capp took his time in explaining topics to us thoroughly and did not rush us at all. He has useful tips and tricks and was incredibly helpful in office hours, which you really should attend if you want an A and also get a hint of how to solve some exam questions (he is very open about what he expects and I was saved multiple times during the exam by simply being there when he solved something during office hours). He is very friendly and patient, and took the time to discuss grade distributions with the class since he knew that was a major concern for many. His exams are generally fair and there was a pretty large curve (I had a total of an 81.33% in the class and got an A).
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Anonymous 12/30/2021	Dr. Capp is a gem in the chem department. BCHM463 is a hard class, but he makes it so that if you want an A you can get it (unlike some other chem professors). He gives problem sets for practice and holds lots of office hours. There's also a discussion board which helps boost your grade (full participation over the semester is worth as much as a full exam). He's also super nice and helpful and uses lots of analogies and jokes to help you understand concepts. He's so good at teaching chemistry, I learned everything about general and organic chem 1 and 2 from his class! 11/10 would recommend.
Christopher Capp BCHM463 Expecting an A Anonymous 11/01/2021	Dr. Capp is amazing. I was so scared going into this class because it's known far and wide as the premed weed-out class, but it ended up being one of my favorite classes I've ever taken! GO TO HIS OFFICE HOURS -- he's so helpful and receptive to questions, and has a ton of analogies to help you figure out difficult concepts. His exams are fair; they can be tough, but he doesn't try to trick you.
Christopher Capp HONR299I Expecting an A Anonymous 12/17/2019	I was a little bit apprehensive going into this class due to my lack of a Chemisty/Biochemistry background, but I felt that everything was fair, and was pretty engaging. I would definitely recommend this course for anyone who needs a Science credit and an honors seminar.