I don't know how good/bad your textbook is, but I bought the solutions manual to mine. I did every single problem at the end of the chapters (we didn't have assigned written homework from the book, only some online thing), even the ones that I was sure I knew the answer to. I still have the 2-3 spiral notebooks I did all my problems in. I got an A in both.
I think the book also has a lot to do with it. I (unfortunately) had to retake orgo after graduating from undergrad, and when I retook it, my class used a different book, and it made all the difference. In addition, a friend of mine just started taking orgo and she asked me if I had any advice: I told her to get this book in addition to her book. I kid you not, she called me today and said, "that book is fucking magical."
I don't know how good/bad your textbook is, but I bought the solutions manual to mine. I did every single problem at the end of the chapters (we didn't have assigned written homework from the book, only some online thing), even the ones that I was sure I knew the answer to. I still have the 2-3 spiral notebooks I did all my problems in. I got an A in both.
This is the textbook I used for Organic Chemistry
Smith book?
Leroy book?
I think the book also has a lot to do with it. I (unfortunately) had to retake orgo after graduating from undergrad, and when I retook it, my class used a different book, and it made all the difference. In addition, a friend of mine just started taking orgo and she asked me if I had any advice: I told her to get this book in addition to her book. I kid you not, she called me today and said, "that book is fucking magical."
Here's the book.
Apparently its also on Scribd with the answer keys. Good luck!