/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9782812
No not really, I don't think the university is the goal, I think learning and being happy with what I have are more important.

>reaction doesn't involve stereochemistry

I just wanted to ask, how do I get gud with math? I'm not very gud with it, even when I'm trying to calculate problems in my head.

Also, is thermodynamics easy? I wanted to study it b/c I'm obsessed with the transfer of energy to other places or things.

>>6943314
I had a similar experience in high school to you. (WHS?). I buckled down, read, and did work, and managed to get a B in AP physics despite the teacher's inability to teach.

None of that mattered because everyone has to retake physics in college because high school physics is algebra based rather than calculus based. I recently took it in uni and got 100s on every exam since I retained a lot of the material. So don't worry anon, high school physics isn't that big of a deal!

>tfw just finished my summer course of calc 2 with a 90.1% in the class

Thank you based God