Dr. Lai-Xi Wang
UMD University of Maryland, College Park Summer 2025
Gain insight on popular concepts Dr. Wang most likely tests on his exams. Contact me for 1-on-1 tutoring now to learn new study strategies, access one-of-a-kind resources, and learn hundreds of tips and tricks to help you ace your exams and homework in CHEM 237!
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Dr. Wang's Exam Style
CHEM 237 Points Breakdown
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Where Do These Stats Come From?
My grading estimates are based on actual exam/final averages and curves cutoffs from the most recent semester he taught CHEM 237. This info is coming soon in June 2021, or tutor with me today for faster access!
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Drop Rates
14.85% Drop Rate.
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Exam Averages
Exam 1: 107.7 / Exam 2: 112.6 / Exam 3: 100.1 / Final: 170.8
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Exam Points
Midterms 1, 2 & 3: 150 Points Each / Final: 250 Points
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Clicker Points
Must be done during lecture. 6 points per lecture.
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Homework
None.
Study Tips for CHEM 237 Exams
Don’t Cram
Plan ahead at least 2 weeks. Study by chapter so you absorb in digestible chunks.
Practice Old Exams
Execute on old exams. Even if you get the wrong answer, you'll learn from your mistakes faster.
Get Help Early
Work with a tutor, find a study group, or talk to your professor if you get stuck.
Why Tutor with Me for Dr. Wang's CHEM 237?
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Focus on What's "Actually" Tested - I emphasize topics that I know have been historically tested on in your class during our sessions. I'll reinforce really important subjects that you'll need to know to pass your exams and get your desired grade.
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