Do you know what the class average was?
I had a similar case where I had consistent grades early on but bombed the second midterm, but apparently so did everyone else.
I don't know if I trust the validity of this organization.
I got an email about it, and the university immediately emailed saying they had no affiliation with it.
I started rewriting my notes, first by hand to double-check any errors/make it neater, then in LaTeX so that I always have a copy backed up. In LaTeX, I added my own figures, graphs, and other important notes from other books.
Looking back, that was REALLY time consuming, but they are...
Do you have some aversion to a community college?
There's no shame in it at all. Not only will going to a CC save you money, but when you transfer to a four-year university, your grades in those classes at CC likely won't affect your university GPA, which would be advantageous as you try to...
I'm inclined to agree with this, but only depending on what type of class it is/how the book is set up.
We're studying Baby Rudin in analysis right now, and I feel like it would have been so much better if the homework wasn't due until after we finished the chapter.
I've started doing this as well, but my notes are written in LaTeX instead of by hand.
That way I'll always have backups that are written nicely and neatly, not in my own sloppy handwriting.
I don't understand this. Why is it his concern if he's depriving someone else of that opportunity? If he were to get a job over someone else, is he not depriving someone else who needed that money?