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Seattle said:
If you miss one thing in physics, older stuff keeps piling on you so you're screwed. Harsh lesson I learnt last semester. Stuff we're learning right now is even more difficult but I'm managing it somehow.
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Ugh I'm probably going to have to take Physics next year. Since my worst subject is math I probably won't do well i nit. Hopefully that's not the case. Right now I'm taking AP Bio and AP Chem and I'm doing well in those.
 
Protip: Take College Algebra and AP Calculus your Junior and Senior year - you'll never have to take mathematics in college.
 
I'm taking AP Physics and AP World History my freshman [this] year, as well as Mechanical Engineering. Which are all annoyingly tough courses and I shouldn't be in Mechanical Engineering to begin with, but oh well.

Physics isn't that hard, just a lot of memorizing and plugging in and formula manipulation. Actually, no, that's a lie. AP Physics is hell and I don't wanna be there. I really wish I had the choice to take Chem.
 
AlexTheRose said:
Protip: Take College Algebra and AP Calculus your Junior and Senior year - you'll never have to take mathematics in college.
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Except I had to take Linear Algebra.

DeLaMuerte said:
Physics isn't that hard, just a lot of memorizing and plugging in and formula manipulation. Actually, no, that's a lie. AP Physics is hell and I don't wanna be there. I really wish I had the choice to take Chem.
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Are you learning mechanical physics or EM?
 
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When I begin my AA in Computer science this spring, I'll be starting my mathematics courses in College Algebra, so hopefully that goes all well.
 
Seattle said:
Are you learning mechanical physics or EM?
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Currently, mechanical. Eventually, both. Mechanical isn't that hard though, it's mostly the theory that gets me.

Slayer231 said:
...take a math class this winter.
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There's a lot of people taking classes during the winter, from what I can tell.
 
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Trust me, the math classes may stop, but you'll be doing math your whole life. How much of it and at what level depends on what you do.
 
Where I live, that is failing, bro (<65%). My math skills are B to A- worthy, so I've never really hit a grade like that.

But then math is also boring, so there's that.
 
I wish that 50% was the case, but I'm pretty sure not...

Unless you count the AP curve, which can be huge. On one test, I had a raw score of sixty. Due to the curve, it was an eighty-one.
 
When I was in middle school, I, honestly used to get a lot of fifties. d: Didn't study much, and always kept myself distracted with video games and internet. I've improved myself quite a bit since then, though!
 
Passing in high school was more than 60%. Hence my 60.68% grade still counting as a pass.

In college, it's 70% here. I only have one class (which is three classes in one), but my grade always hovers around 73%. I'm trying my best, but no matter how much work I put in, my grade just stays there.
 
At my school, 59.5% is the lowest possible D. 69.5% is a low C, 79.5% is a low B, and so on. Basically, it's .5% lower than the standard 10% marks that everyone generalizes.
 
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