Another question about college work compared to high school work. What if I had trouble in Physics, chemistry

Question

What if I may end up being a Biology major, but I have trouble with Physics, Chemistry, Trigonometry, and Algebra. Will I have trouble with them in college, also, even if I try really hard? In high school, I struggle with these classes, but I manage to make A's, B's, and C's in these classes. Can some one give me some advice on these classes? Could I come out with at least C's even if I do not understand the material, the class, or the work?

Answer 1

things dont get any easier, you need to understand what you are doing so you can build on it, c's in highschool wont really help you much in most college classes. Of course, if you study hard, you can do it, but its gonna be tough and take a lot of effort.

Answer 2

You should go to college and find a degree in something that interests you and that you can understand. If you have trouble understanding concepts in physics, chemistry, trig and algebra, maybe biology would be all right, but maybe not. My suggestion is to not declare a major immediately if you do not have to. Take general freshman classes that are required for any degree (usually some basic math, English 101/Writing 101, some basic science class, etc.) and take some classes that just interest you. You might find you like something completely different from biology, and won't have to worry too much about the other classes that don't make sense (which would be linked to a bio degree more than, say, a sociology one).

Answer 3

WELL, if you made C's in high school, expect F's in college.. is what I was told and it's very true..R u trying really hard in high school, then if you are what makes you think college will be easier to understand.. It's 3 times as hard.. Prof. expect you to know your stuff..they don't re teach you. You will NEVER pass if you don't understand the material. I failed plenty of courses because I didn't understand the material..