If you are a non-science major : then Calculus. If love science and science major the Organic Chemistry II. Don’t ditch and head for Starbucks.

Calculus. Summer sessions tend to be easier. Neither class is going to be easy with only 4 weeks to learn everything. However, you’ll more easily find tutors or other help for calculus should you need it.

I assume you’re trying to go to med school or something? Calculus is a required class usually and since it’s easier to get an A during summer session, I’d say the pros outweigh the cons in taking calculus.

Calculus. Organic Chemistry is a sophomore-year class in college, but Calculus is freshman, depending on what level.

Hard to answer, really, since I like both honestly, Calc 2 was made easy to me by watching youtube vids of this guy who teaches you calc 2 problems And ochem, well, there’s a lot to remember, but it’s basically math when you look at it from perspective. There are certain reactions that can go one way, like an equation, and formulas that work when you have a certain type of compound, just like math (using a formula that applies to a certain type of problem)…and in the end you get an answer! AND JUST LIKE MATH (roots), you may even get more than one answer for ochem (stereochemistry)!!!!!!! it’s just what you like and how much effort you put into it. Neither is really that hard once you understand em

If you are a science major, take calculus. If you are a math major, take organic chem 2. You aren’t going to retain alot of the material from a 4 week course so that the one that isn’t related as much to your major.