Right now in my college career I am required to take either Chemistry (which I'm terrible at), or Introductory Meteorology.

My college has only one Chemistry professor, and every student I've ever crossed paths with has said it was the hardest class they've ever taken.

On the other hand, I've never had any experience with any weather sciences, so if anyone has an idea of what it entails then I'd love to know. Thoughts?

FYI: Both are equally useless for my career field.

Do meteorology, I love chemistry but meteorology would be of more practical use to you. You will learn about basic temperature inversions and why it causes bad air quality and stuff like that. I think chemistry is easy but most don't and I've gotten yelled at for recommending profs I thought were easy but made their lives hell.

I would personally take Introductory Meteorology. Chemistry should definitely be much more advanced than it is in high school, but Meteorology is something that's not always taught and not many people take it.
It'd be an interesting experience to learn something entirely new.

nou