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Several users are seeking websites where professors post old exams for courses in Calculus, Organic Chemistry, and University Physics. A notable recommendation is MIT OpenCourseWare, which offers a wealth of resources, including past exams. Participants express enthusiasm for the availability of practice quizzes from textbooks and emphasize the value of old exams for preparation. The discussion centers around finding additional sites that provide similar resources for effective study.
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Hey ya'll, could I by chance get sites of Professors websites that post their old exams online?

Courses for Calculus, Organic Chemistry, University Physics!

I love to take the practice quizzes that are available online from the textbook itself, and I really like to feel prepared so taking old exams would be even better.

Thanks!
 
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What about:
http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html
MIT OpenCourseWare | OCW Home?
i found that yest. so cool

anymore?
 
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