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The primary purpose of a General Science course is to introduce you to a broad range of science subjects. More important, the lessons tie together the various disciplines in a way that is difficult to achieve in the usual, single-topic science courses. General Science courses aren't necessarily elementary science courses. It is, indeed, the first real science course that young people encounter in school, but the title is also used for college-level course aimed at informing students of a wide range of interrelated science subjects. General Science courses generally include chemistry, life sciences such as biology and botany, physics and astronomy, ecology, and earth sciences. |
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