Dropping Physics - Page 2

On November 10 2007 11:36 RtS)Night[Mare wrote:
I dont know how seriously you take high school at the moment, but here is my advice:
if you dont think the high school is serious ( what i think ); take your chances and get a good grade on the final, cheat if you must, but i'd rather study very hard than cheat.

if you think the high school is serious enough for you, rather drop it and retake it; you'll learn what you've missed and make it stone solid. After all, if you're serious, thats what will benefit most to you

On November 10 2007 14:34 decafchicken wrote:
what exactly are you learning? I'm taking physics in high school and just curious what the difference is.

On November 10 2007 11:58 Raithed wrote:


It's college.

On November 10 2007 07:14 intrigue wrote:
it sounds like you're in intro to physics? if that's the case you have no excuse failing it. nearly any textbook alone is entirely sufficient for physics at that level.

if you put some work into it starting now you'd know your shit by the finals

On November 11 2007 11:38 micronesia wrote:
That's easy for someone to say when they generally do well on things. I'm sure you didn't need to bust your ass in physics. I agree that most people can do well in intro physics purely with enough time/effort, despite a lack of other types of cultivation. But that doesn't account for everyone.