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To be successful in chemistry, a student needs to be extremely proficient at rearranging algebraic equations to solve for an unknown variable. Typically, this proficiency is achieved by the time a student has completed one year of an algebra course. Pre-algebra does not qualify as fulfilling this prerequisite.
