Find USA Textbooks: Math, Biology, Physics, Chem for 9-12

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The discussion centers on the need for textbooks in math, biology, physics, and chemistry for high school students (grades 9-12) in the USA. The user, currently in Vietnam and preparing to study Biomedical Engineering at the University of North Texas, seeks guidance on affordable resources for these subjects. They express a lack of familiarity with US educational materials, noting that there is no standard textbook used across the country. The user also highlights their limited experience in science and laboratory work, emphasizing the urgency of finding suitable textbooks to aid their studies.
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I am looking for USA textbooks regarding to math, biology, physics, chem for 9-12 class.
please help me?
 
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Is that age, or year in school? What is in use where you live?
 
sjb-2812 said:
Is that age, or year in school? What is in use where you live?


Dear my friend,
I am living in Viet Nam. I will attend Uniersity of north texas in this August, study 1 year for Enlish first. I graduated University of Ecomomic Hochiminh city. But now I would like to continue learning Biomedical engineering. I am starting from the crash, reviewing Sience, math, biology, physics, chemistry so I had been looking for these Textbooks From 9 -12 grade. But I can't afford to buy these books, and actually I don't know what kind of books I should study. The US students don't use a same textbook, they don't have a general textbook.
Beside that, i didnt study science alot, didnt have much chance to experiment in the Lab.
So i really need these textbooks.
Please help me
 

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