/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8842121

Man Made Climate Change

Why not juat kill the criminals and their families? Faster results.

>>8479883

>>8475563

World nomenclature is superior to the US nomenclature. As usual.

Hey /sci/, graduating from high school here in a few weeks and I'm going to head off to uni. Currently thinking chem e but I'm torn with my passion for mathematics. Is there some middle ground between an engineering and pure mathematics field that would be worth it?

Help me /sci/
I have an anxiety problem which I believe is due to my perfectionist tendencies.
And anxiety leads to avoidance and....

Long story short, I'm going to fail at uni (EE) if I don't do something...
My GPA is like 1.2 out of 4 (third semester)...

Anxiety is so bad that my hands hurt like needles, so I'm not fooling myself.

Mods, please, /adv/ wouldn't know...

Hi there /sci/

I never use to come around these parts much, but recently I have. This has resulted in a desire to depart on the quest of knowledge (especially regarding science and math).

Yes, I have read the the sticky. Yes, I did download the highest rated academic study guides. So now for my first and only question, and I would prefer is some people with accomplishments in the field would care to enlighten me with an answer.

I have decided to begin my self-study -motivated purely by curiosity and not is not career orientated (yet) - with the subject of mathematics. Which school of math (ex. Algebra, Trigonometry, Statistics, Calculus, etc.) should I delve in first and would lay the best foundation to further upon build my knowledge?

In return, I will post some of my science/math orientated wall papers. Thanks in advance.