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WoFlowzLFGGGG I PASSES PRE CALC!!!! C baby!!!!! 8/100 on the final and emailed the professor apologizing for my performance on the final last week after all the time he put into me during office hours and extra meetings and math labs. I also mentioned I ran out of my adderall script during finals and it was refilled to the wrong pharmacy. Buttttt I Got my first semester grades back yesterday and i has two A’s a B+ and a C!!
Hyped i can move onto calc, still filed to Credit/No credit the class cause ain’t no way i want that on my transcript when i apply for summer research
ThegenericskierIt’s so fascinating knowing that there is an accompanying machinist to those lathes as well
TOAST.No adult left behind.
Sounds like you would benefit from retaking precalc. I don't really remember what the fuck pre calc even is vs calc 1 but gotta assume it's pretty essential.
little1337I remember calc being a little easier than precalc for some reason. Calc 2 is where it really ramps up. Then calc 3 is fun again
little1337I remember calc being a little easier than precalc for some reason. Calc 2 is where it really ramps up. Then calc 3 is fun again
WoFlowzyea…my dad said it was lowk impressive someone could even do that bad. A win is a win fr
Jems8/100 in a freshman year class? how the fuck do you do that. don’t be celebrating C’s when you’re just getting started.
Jems8/100 in a freshman year class? how the fuck do you do that. don’t be celebrating C’s when you’re just getting started.
partyandBSwell at least its just a throwaway, elective class. you don’t build off of pre-calc for any other courses so its fine to not understand it
lol
Jemsthrowaway electives are the classes you do well on to account for the actual hard classes later on.
