What is your degree in?
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Well, the furthest I'll get in high school is Calc II... so maybe that'll be a good indication?gmaverick019 said:
Either way, it's just an option at this point. If I end up finding either Calc I or II difficult then I'll go towards something else.
calc i and calc ii are also mostly cake, calc III steps it up quite a bit, and diff. equations is roughly same level as calc IIIFinalHeart95 said:
Right now, I'm at my third year of being a physics major at KSU. I'm loving it! I'm wanting to get specifically into the field of high energy physics. I've also gone into an internship at the same school, and I plan on going to Fermilab this summer.
hated this teacher, she was bald and wore a huge wig, and was the biggest hypocrit on the damn planet, and every year she had at least half her class fail out, it had nothing to do with doing your homework/showing up, it was her just being a fucking *****.Dimensional Vortex said:
Bleh, I'm not big on integration. I found differentiation to be very easy, but integration is much trickier. Of course, I don't particularly like math, and wouldn't be taking the course if there was more room in stats.gmaverick019 said:
I'm working on a Biotechnology degree. I have about a year and a half left.
I'm a Sophmore in highschool, and I don't want to think about what I want to major in until the second I graduate(if I even go to college).
I'd rather make a portfolio on my own and get real world experience rather than fuck around with another century and a half of schooling. Most degrees aren't worth shit anymore besides meeting like-minded people who are into the same thing you're studying.
I might just take the 2-year nursing course and be employed within a year of completing it rather than go through a 5-year major program where I end up working a job that isn't related to what I studied because the thing I studied was not in-demand.
I'd rather make a portfolio on my own and get real world experience rather than fuck around with another century and a half of schooling. Most degrees aren't worth shit anymore besides meeting like-minded people who are into the same thing you're studying.
I might just take the 2-year nursing course and be employed within a year of completing it rather than go through a 5-year major program where I end up working a job that isn't related to what I studied because the thing I studied was not in-demand.
yeah my roommate highly preferred statistics compared to calc III and diff. equations,Dags90 said:
integration becomes as easy as differentiation by the time you've made it through these classes
I'm sorry to hear that, especially the part about her failing students because of her personal philosophies. I just have a few questions, what subject(s) did she happen to teach, what year levels did she teach, was she elderly and was she a bias teacher?gmaverick019 said:
It really was, I remember every test I would have 9 out of the 10 problems aced, without a problem, and the last one i would forget to add the one back over or something VERY small, and i would still end up getting a 72% on the testsDimensional Vortex said:
She taught Pre-Calc and Pre-Calc only, so she had plenty of time to concentrate on it. It was Sophmore-Senior years, depending on what year you took it and if you took Honors Pre-calc.
oh she was very elderly, of course after my year she retired(this happened so many times i can't put them all on my fingers) and it did honestly seem like she would be bias to "nerdy looking" people. Literally I would take my test and compare with my friend katelyn, and we would have everything the same, and she would nearly always have a 10% increase in grade. I even confronted the teacher about it and she would just say "Oh no, there is a difference, plus it doesn't help on your part that your just a lazy ass." (that's right, she outright called me a lazy ass)
BA in history, with a minor in archaeology. What a joke. I couldn't get hired if I paid a company to work for them. Biggest mistake of my life, really.
I hereby award you applause, for that is too awesome.FalloutJack said:
And huzzah for the wonde.....horribleness of Dr. Horrible!
...But anyway: Degrees...
Can't say I've got one, but I can say that I'm not settling for just one.
5 at the least, I'm going to totally destroy my brain with it, but meh.
All will be focused in Sciences and such, simply because I enjoy the prospect of being able to more accurately study the world and form valid opinions.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Planning, and will be getting a Master of Science in Urban Design at Christmas.
I like the idea of being a Master of Science It sounds like I will have the power to make lightning come from my fingertips, and join He-man and his friends in Scantily clad adventures against Skeletor.
Although my favourite certificate that I own I got from my local leisure centre, when I was about 9, for successfully swimming 5 metres with a boyancy aid. I basically jumped into the pool and floated as far as I could.
I like the idea of being a Master of Science It sounds like I will have the power to make lightning come from my fingertips, and join He-man and his friends in Scantily clad adventures against Skeletor.
Although my favourite certificate that I own I got from my local leisure centre, when I was about 9, for successfully swimming 5 metres with a boyancy aid. I basically jumped into the pool and floated as far as I could.
