Math Classes In High School

I'm not going to lie, there are some classes where I'm just not as strong in. One of these classes is math, what a surprise. But just because I'm not as strong in this subject, it doesn't mean that I'm bad at it. Actually, for quite a while in high school, I would get straight A's. Even .while taking college level math, I wouldn't get bad grades. However it's not easy. It's always math class that has to give homework during breaks and every single school day. So because of this it takes a lot of my time. Plus, there's just so much to learn and not enough time. It's like other classes, we have a brief explanation and examples and then we're forced to regurgitate what we remember during the test. That's what many classes seem like, just remembering certain things for a brief time period so you won't do as bad on the test. Since there isn't enough time, I always
Don't get me wrong I actually really like chemistry because it's a branch from science, but like math there is just so much to cover. It's a lot to take in and can be quite confusing. Like math, I end up looking for help online but not as often. However, I especially try to learn the materials as best as I can because it is essential to becoming a pharmacist, which is my dream career. Unlike math, our grade isn't just determined by what we get on the tests, but also on some experiments. Even so, tests still make up most of our grade. To add, it's not really hands on. I was expecting a lot more experiments to understand more of how chemicals interact with each other. I have noticed that I learn things a bit faster if it's more hands on. Unfortunately, most of the material is on paper and it gets confusing at times. Additionally, the teacher always seems to throw a complex question on the tests that always throws me off. I find to do better on the tests when I do all of my homework. This also allows me to redo a test that I may not have gotten a good