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Frioz
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Graduating Senior -- In need of some guidance!
Hello Physics Forums, I'd like to start off with the fact that I've read quite a bit on here, and I have seen and appreciated how helpful and generous everyone is with their opinions and information. I'm here now to ask for some advice. I plan on double majoring in Physics and Mathematics in University, and I want continue on into graduate school and so on.
I am a senior in high school, and while my grades were sub par (3.4/1950 SATs), they do not reflect the time and effort I plan on putting into undergraduate college. Along with these grades, I did not take the opportunities to advance myself academically, and so I am only completing Calculus AB and Physics B this year. I know a lot of people have these courses, and sometimes more, completed by the time they leave high school, which leads me to believe that I am far behind the competition. My question is this: Will it be easy, difficult, or nigh impossible for me to catch up to the "elite" of my college class? Thank you for your response in advance!
Hello Physics Forums, I'd like to start off with the fact that I've read quite a bit on here, and I have seen and appreciated how helpful and generous everyone is with their opinions and information. I'm here now to ask for some advice. I plan on double majoring in Physics and Mathematics in University, and I want continue on into graduate school and so on.
I am a senior in high school, and while my grades were sub par (3.4/1950 SATs), they do not reflect the time and effort I plan on putting into undergraduate college. Along with these grades, I did not take the opportunities to advance myself academically, and so I am only completing Calculus AB and Physics B this year. I know a lot of people have these courses, and sometimes more, completed by the time they leave high school, which leads me to believe that I am far behind the competition. My question is this: Will it be easy, difficult, or nigh impossible for me to catch up to the "elite" of my college class? Thank you for your response in advance!