Is chemistry a meme degree?

>>8523943
yes

>>8523945
t. physicist

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>>8523950
Actually I'm a chemistry major

>love chemistry
>am bio major
>makes no difference for med school since im a paramedic and they like my work experience

tfw dirty degree going to hang on my wall

>>8523943
That table is out of date, four of the "uux" elements now have permanent symbold.

>>8523943
Chemistry is a meme degree if you don't do research in your undergrad

I would like to get into material or medical research/R&D in the future. Currently I am a 3rd year chem undergrad with research experience. Should I jump ship to BME,EE, or ME or remain in my degree?

literally memorization - the degree

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>>8523943

>>8525495
t. double major in chem and phys

It's not memorization unless you choose to learn it that way. You're supposed to be able to recognize patterns, memorize those patterns, and be able to apply it to other reactions.

It's obviously no where near the level of preciseness and logic/thinking-heavy as physics is, but it's not completely memorization.

>>8525505
Semi-metals exhibit some of the properties of metals, and some of the properties of non-metals. They're not quite weak metals, so they're classified as their own thing.

They exist in a diagonal pattern due to charge to size ratio.

>>8525509
To add to that though, it is kinda true that most chemistry undergrads are less intelligent engineers, in that they just memorize their way through the courses.

>>8525495
I think bio is even worst.