Personal introduction, OSU student.

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Allan, a new member of the forum, is seeking a study buddy at Ohio State University (OSU) as he transitions from an economics major to a science focus, specifically preparing for honors physics in the upcoming Autumn semester. He is currently in the honors program and has completed math 153, which includes topics like Taylor series and vector math. Allan is interested in long study sessions at the library and is reaching out to those who will be in Columbus over the summer for motivation and support. He also expresses concern about adhering to forum rules regarding homework discussions but believes his request is distinct from typical homework help.
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Hello folks, my name is Allan and I'm new here. Seems like a great forum.

I'm looking for a study buddy at OSU. I'm an econ student switching over to a science and am prepping for honors physics in Autumn. Nothing overly cooperative - mostly for motivation. I'm in the honors program and at the end of this quarter will have completed math 153 (Taylor series / vector math).

Thinking long sessions at the library - that sort of thing. People who stay in Columbus during the summer: let me know if you're interested! (note: I don't live in the dorms)

regards,

p.s. I hope I didn't violate the homework clause on this forum - I figured that this request is different than actually discussing a homework problem, etc.. I'm fine with moving the post to a different topic if needs be.
 
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