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Post by Zivojin Misic on Mar 28, 2020 14:02:37 GMT
I am freshmen ... but at first quart i scored 95/100 second 88/100 third 90/100 and last one 49/100 in total 324/400 in total 81% chemistry 89% phyisics 100%(i shocked professor and class) IT 93% Electronics 97% ... etc i am really good compared to other in this first year. but i learn around 4 hours a day which is bunch.
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Post by Zivojin Misic on Mar 28, 2020 14:03:33 GMT
Mine is just 250$ cause i did acceptation test 97%.
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Post by Zivojin Misic on Mar 28, 2020 14:04:50 GMT
chemistry
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Post by Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby Jr on Mar 28, 2020 14:13:10 GMT
History and English Literature Ahh that's why I find boombastic words from you often😬😬Must be fun learning history,huh.My fav you too are on the same course I presume? and my mannerisms are paralleled by my love for antiquity of course  |
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Mar 28, 2020 16:38:07 GMT
I am freshmen ... but at first quart i scored 95/100 second 88/100 third 90/100 and last one 49/100 in total 324/400 in total 81% chemistry 89% phyisics 100%(i shocked professor and class) IT 93% Electronics 97% ... etc i am really good compared to other in this first year. but i learn around 4 hours a day which is bunch. Chemistry is among the infamous weed out classes here in the us (most notorius ones are calc 1, calc 2, statics, dynamics, and physics). Basically a weed out class is a needlessly hard class at the university, in other words where the material is extremely easy but the tests and exams are ridiculously hard. But if you go to community college, you get to learn the same material but the course will be half as hard. I imagine that its the same way in your country. Congrats on the 250$ tuition per semester. That is incredibly cheap, especially considering that even community college is about 2000$ per semester. Universities here in the us can be up to 50000$ per year, which is very ridiculous to say the least. But if you come from a poor background (for example, live by yourself and earn a minimum wage while working part-time) you get to go to college for free. CC can also be free if you go there right after high school if you do a particular program. A fantastic deal tbh. |
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Post by Zivojin Misic on Mar 28, 2020 18:06:33 GMT
I am freshmen ... but at first quart i scored 95/100 second 88/100 third 90/100 and last one 49/100 in total 324/400 in total 81% chemistry 89% phyisics 100%(i shocked professor and class) IT 93% Electronics 97% ... etc i am really good compared to other in this first year. but i learn around 4 hours a day which is bunch. Chemistry is among the infamous weed out classes here in the us (most notorius ones are calc 1, calc 2, statics, dynamics, and physics). Basically a weed out class is a needlessly hard class at the university, in other words where the material is extremely easy but the tests and exams are ridiculously hard. But if you go to community college, you get to learn the same material but the course will be half as hard. I imagine that its the same way in your country. Congrats on the 250$ tuition per semester. That is incredibly cheap, especially considering that even community college is about 2000$ per semester. Universities here in the us can be up to 50000$ per year, which is very ridiculous to say the least. But if you come from a poor background (for example, live by yourself and earn a minimum wage while working part-time) you get to go to college for free. CC can also be free if you go there right after high school if you do a particular program. A fantastic deal tbh. yes *Auto Corrected* chemistry useless shoot i am going to make sites i dont need formula for carbocyclic acid.But yea its pretty much same here. The one i am going to is cheap because its owned by state. |
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Mar 28, 2020 18:09:02 GMT
Chemistry is among the infamous weed out classes here in the us (most notorius ones are calc 1, calc 2, statics, dynamics, and physics). Basically a weed out class is a needlessly hard class at the university, in other words where the material is extremely easy but the tests and exams are ridiculously hard. But if you go to community college, you get to learn the same material but the course will be half as hard. I imagine that its the same way in your country. Congrats on the 250$ tuition per semester. That is incredibly cheap, especially considering that even community college is about 2000$ per semester. Universities here in the us can be up to 50000$ per year, which is very ridiculous to say the least. But if you come from a poor background (for example, live by yourself and earn a minimum wage while working part-time) you get to go to college for free. CC can also be free if you go there right after high school if you do a particular program. A fantastic deal tbh. yes *Auto Corrected* chemistry useless shoot i am going to make sites i dont need formula for carbocyclic acid.But yea its pretty much same here. The one i am going to is cheap because its owned by state. Yep mines also owned by the state. I also agree. Chemistry was fun but I can’t even remember what we learned in it. And if you actually pursue a degree like the recommendation says (classes required to finish in 4 years), you are going to have 6 weed out classes each semester freshmen and sophomore year. It is very hard to say the least |
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Post by Erich von Manstein on Mar 28, 2020 19:25:20 GMT
According to what you guys have said I'm glad about not having to take chemistry anymore since I barely passed AP physics.
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Mar 28, 2020 20:03:10 GMT
According to what you guys have said I'm glad about not having to take chemistry anymore since I barely passed AP physics. I took mine at cc and got an easy a even tho I got a d on the first exam, and even got exempt from the final. The same passes for Calc 1 and Calc 2. From my university, I heard that both calc i and especially calc ii are basically impossibly hard classes and that they are hell. And this is coming from people who took calc bc in high school lmao. So they are learning the same material twice |
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Post by ambitiousace on Mar 29, 2020 0:39:57 GMT
I fear no men, but@alexthegoodman, he scares me ..How do you do that |
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Post by ambitiousace on Mar 29, 2020 0:42:50 GMT
Ahh that's why I find boombastic words from you often😬😬Must be fun learning history,huh.My fav you too are on the same course I presume? and my mannerisms are paralleled by my love for antiquity of course Yet to be decided I'm afraid  On a physics mainstream pre u programme now..History is my cup of tea but I'm not sure how will it taste on the future  |
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Mar 29, 2020 3:02:41 GMT
you too are on the same course I presume? and my mannerisms are paralleled by my love for antiquity of course Yet to be decided I'm afraid On a physics mainstream pre u programme now..History is my cup of tea but I'm not sure how will it taste on the future Imo physics alone is a pretty hard major to use to get far in life with (much higher demand for engineers than physics majors, which leads to far less opportunities). What I am doing is becoming an engineer (similar to mechanical) with a physics minor (planning on taking modern physics, thermal physics, intermediate electricty and magnetism I and II, and quantum mechanics i and ii). So i get all of the good stuff from the physics major without having to waste any time on some of the unnecessary things like chem ii, the final research project, while also knowing many fundamental engineering principles as well. |
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Post by ambitiousace on Mar 29, 2020 3:58:18 GMT
Imo physics alone is a pretty hard major to use to get far in life with (much higher demand for engineers than physics majors, which leads to far less opportunities). What I am doing is becoming an engineer (similar to mechanical) with a physics minor (planning on taking modern physics, thermal physics, intermediate electricty and magnetism I and II, and quantum mechanics i and ii). So i get all of the good stuff from the physics major without having to waste any time on some of the unnecessary things like chem ii, the final research project, while also knowing many fundamental engineering principles as well. Tbh I entered this class is because it leads to many portal degree courses..My interest however lies in history and humanity..Due to me being unclear of my future path yet |
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Mar 29, 2020 12:16:46 GMT
Imo physics alone is a pretty hard major to use to get far in life with (much higher demand for engineers than physics majors, which leads to far less opportunities). What I am doing is becoming an engineer (similar to mechanical) with a physics minor (planning on taking modern physics, thermal physics, intermediate electricty and magnetism I and II, and quantum mechanics i and ii). So i get all of the good stuff from the physics major without having to waste any time on some of the unnecessary things like chem ii, the final research project, while also knowing many fundamental engineering principles as well. Tbh I entered this class is because it leads to many portal degree courses..My interest however lies in history and humanity..Due to me being unclear of my future path yet Ah neat. Well you still have quite a bit of time to get it all figured out. I also enjoyed history very much growing up, but ultimately i decided to major in engineering as i was good at math, while learning as much history as I could off of the web |
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Post by Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby Jr on Mar 29, 2020 12:24:24 GMT
It boils down to your career interests more, for me both my passion and my dream career falls comfortably within the humanities, so that where I ventured. You might want to try to come up with clear career goals and aspirations early
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On a physics mainstream pre u programme now..History is my cup of tea but I'm not sure how will it taste on the future 
