/sci/ - Science & Math

>tfw first year CS major, forced to take at least ONE pleb course
>tfw anthropology finals in 11 hours
>tfw can't sleep, but tired as fuck

>>3833299

He would disagree.

What are careers that are purely mathematically based?

Most careers I see are things that involve other fields like engineering.

>>2720806
>No fighting during holidays.

Nobody told me this!

>>2408363

Why is Uranium illegal to posses?
Is it legal in Nigeria?
Are other heavier elements, in terms of atomic number, also often illegal?

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What can an underagb& do to increase my level of success once I get to university?

I'm in high school and my greatest interest is astronomy. On top of this, I will also probably need to major in physics

Now, I'm really young, and I don't understand subjects like Calculus, I will take that course later in my high school career.

Now my question is, how could I possibly educate myself without actually taking courses? I'm not sure if what I'm doing is the most.

I'm reading some Kaku and Hawking and other pop-science books. I'm also trolling around in the astronomy & physics sections of Yahoo Answers, not implying that that helps. Is that the most I can do for my young age now?

I'm looking for some low level and easier things to do...I don't intend to do something that will invest my time 16 hours a day during this summer. I'm looking for something that I can work on maybe like half an hour a day just to be a bit more successful when I get into later mathematics & astronomy.

Thanks.