Recent content by Lyrassia

Classes start for me tomorrow! I'm a second year student. :)

I'm sorry, I may have worded my post oddly. I'm taking Calculus 1 this fall and Calculus 2 next spring. I took PreCalculus last fall and Trigonometry last spring.

I'm not sure if the university offers that, but if they do then I will consider it. :)

That is very true.. I will go for it then! I'm sure there will be other tutors around to help me out if need be. I was actually planning on brushing up on my math skills, I plan on doing that in my spare time aside from classes. Plus, I know that not everyone will have an answer to a problem...

I never took college algebra or intermediate algebra. I placed straight into PreCalculus the fall semester and I took Trig the spring semester of last year. My weak spots in algebra: factoring. I can factor, I usually just have to work on a few practice problems or review. I can do it, I just...

Thank you. I may even wait until next year after I've taken calculus to start tutoring. I haven't decided yet.

Hello, I was offered a job for tutoring and I'm just not sure if I should take the position, but I did pick up an application yesterday. I've really been considering it, not because of the résumé, or the money, but because of the overall experience. I will get paid, however, to do so. $10/hr...

Calculus I Physics I + lab Music Theory I'm already at 13 credit hours. The Calculus class is 5 credit hours, as well as Physics. I would take more classes, but I don't want to overdo it. So, possibly next semester I'll take more classes.

Oops. :wink:

Random thought: National Physics Day is on April 24th. :biggrin:

That's fine. It doesn't really matter. :p

I know that QM is a standard course for undergrad. I didn't mean SR as an actual course, just a brushed topic in a physics lecture.

Again, someone wouldn't need to. Someone would already have taken chemistry before QM.

One wouldn't need too, I'd presume someone would know GR before QM.

^ This. Pretty much sums it up; however, if I were you I'd go ahead and take ODE.