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Hello everyone,
I'm currently a student at a community college, and so far my past two years have been okay. I've been getting A's and B's and have a 3.4 GPA. There is only one class that I've been dreading: Physics. And to make it even worse, it's not even an higher division physics, it's just regular general physics class. I took the class once, and withdrew with not effect to my GPA. I took the class one more time after a year, and I was so close to a C, but I eventually received a D. I want to transfer to a CSU or UC to get my bachelor's degree, and then hopefully be able to apply to Pharm School. How bad is this, and does anyone have any opinions on what I should do?
Is it possible for me to take this same Physics class at a CSU or UC instead? Would I be able to transfer without retaking this class? I've been having problems with this professor and his class.
Thank you all.
Go to this website and watch the videos in order under the physics section. If you fail again there is no excuse.
http://www.freelance-teacher.com/videos.htm
Go to this website and watch the videos in order under the physics section. If you fail again there is no excuse.
http://www.freelance-teacher.com/videos.htm
Love this guy; he's great help for Organic Chemistry also.