/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9652508
>I've been busting my ass at UCLA but I can't cram in information quickly which is almost required at the place UCLA courses are taught, I need time to really absorb the info
Welcome to college, brainlet. Btw your undergrad math courses dont cover all the stuff youll need for grad school. So youll be playing catchup your entire time at an even faster pace.

>i transferred from a community college, and started from dog-shit barely able to do pre-calculus to taking grad classes here at LA.

why did you do this? why didnt you go to an easier school? and why the fuck did you pick math after you went to a community college?

>i just feel I need more time to really master the material, and do not exercises.
then youre not understanding the material. there should be a point where you realize the theory and are able to apply it broadly to a variety of problems

>Is there hope for people like me?
uh. im not trying to be mean but a 3.0 is pretty bad. most major unis require a 3.7 to get considered for grad school.
what are you going to do with a math degree? if i were you, id apply to statistics masters so you can at least get a job after