[Nabye]

Hi guys, I request your help,

I never had a single class of chemistry when I was in high school (I'm studying administration at university right now). Yesterday, I had a long discussion with my uncle (He is a biologist) about chemistry and science in general and I was wondering how these things are important in everyday life. I'll probably never used them in my future job, but I know it's always better to have different tools in your bag and it's increase your knowledge. In this context, what should I know about chemistry? What are the fundamental concepts I need to learn?

Thank you for your help,
Nabye
(Sorry for my english, not my native language)

Even the verification question of chemistry f&#$s me (Thanks wikipedia on this one)

[OrgXemProf]

Perhaps it would enlightening if I were to ask a similar question about a field with which you are familiar.

I never had a single class in administration when I was in college (I'm now a chemist). Yesterday, I had a long discussion with my neighbor (he is an administrator) about what he does in general and I was wondering how these things are important in everyday life. I'll probably never use them in my present job, but I know it's always better to have different tools in my bag and to increase my knowledge. In this context, what should I know about administration? What are the fundamental concepts I need to learn?

This puts it all in perspective, doesn't it?