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jaska22
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Hi everyone,
I just started my junior year and after getting an associate at community college, I'm now attending university for BS in Physics. Since I had only some general physics classes during my first two years in college, I am finding material in physics classes, like electric potential, gauss law,... kind of hard. I seem to have trouble with teoretical part more than homework problems. I really love physics and knew that it would be hard, but since I didn't even take modern physics yet, I'm wondering am I in trouble. Did any of you that have bachelor degrees found this material hard when you took it at first, or you used to find it easy. I love material and am not lazy, but have much trouble understanding it. I will not be giving up on my major, but want to know if it is ok to be stumbling so early on?
I just started my junior year and after getting an associate at community college, I'm now attending university for BS in Physics. Since I had only some general physics classes during my first two years in college, I am finding material in physics classes, like electric potential, gauss law,... kind of hard. I seem to have trouble with teoretical part more than homework problems. I really love physics and knew that it would be hard, but since I didn't even take modern physics yet, I'm wondering am I in trouble. Did any of you that have bachelor degrees found this material hard when you took it at first, or you used to find it easy. I love material and am not lazy, but have much trouble understanding it. I will not be giving up on my major, but want to know if it is ok to be stumbling so early on?