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PseudoQuantum
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Hi all who view this, I am currently a high school senior and I plan to go to a community college for my first two years of college study to try and find what I would like to major in before embarking on a certain major I may not even find all that interesting later on.
I love science, but my knowledge in it is kinda abysmal. I haven't had much science these past few years of high school (1 year of biology, 1 year of physical science, and dual-enrolled Human Anatomy and Physiology I).
Now here is my question: what should/could I do, study-wise, over the summer to help prepare myself for college science courses? Should I maybe try to self-study high school level chemistry and physics over the summer? Any suggestions on how I can get my science intuition level up?
(If anyone wonders what my current math background is, I am about or almost halfway through the course 'College Trigonometry' and sitting on an A grade average currently)
I love science, but my knowledge in it is kinda abysmal. I haven't had much science these past few years of high school (1 year of biology, 1 year of physical science, and dual-enrolled Human Anatomy and Physiology I).
Now here is my question: what should/could I do, study-wise, over the summer to help prepare myself for college science courses? Should I maybe try to self-study high school level chemistry and physics over the summer? Any suggestions on how I can get my science intuition level up?
(If anyone wonders what my current math background is, I am about or almost halfway through the course 'College Trigonometry' and sitting on an A grade average currently)
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