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Self-Learning new material vs. Covering the basics
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[QUOTE="Ian Baughman, post: 5503867, member: 554402"] So I have been preparing to transfer into a physics program at the university from a community college. However, I am debating on whether I should go back and cover the material from my previous physics courses to build a strong foundation or if I should start learning the new material that will be covered in the courses at the university. I have done very well in all the physics classes I've taken but I still feel like there's a lot more to learn from it. My professor has recommended getting a head start on the material that I will encounter at the University so I'm not entirely sure what would be more beneficial. I was hoping you guys could shed some light on this and share what has had a larger impact in your education and understanding. [/QUOTE]
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