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myowncompany
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Hello,
I'll try and keep it short and sweet.
I'm 21, female and left school at 17 due to depression caused by the death of a loved. I did not finish high school. I was bright in English and History related subjects and always excelled but didn't take notice of maths or science until recent years.
I now have a love for space and would love nothing more than to be able to work in the field. I know to be able to do this I will have to firstly complete a degree in Physics. I got accepted as a mature student to top university in my country and have chosen physics as my major along with some mathematics courses.
I start next Monday and this is when the anxiety kicks in. The courses I have are for students who have obviously done high school physics / calculus and here I am with limited knowledge of physics or even calculus for that matter.
Over the past 3 years I've self studied mostly astronomy and some physics but I most definitely only know the very basics of it all. I am extremely prepared to work my a** off to grasp the material but I'm wondering from you guys what your input it?
Have you or anyone you know had absolutely LIMITED knowledge of physics / math and have started physics in college?
I am 100% dedicated to working hard so please take that into account.
Also I'll add that I do a basic knowledge in algebra, trig and geometry but calculus not so much. Thank you all
I'll try and keep it short and sweet.
I'm 21, female and left school at 17 due to depression caused by the death of a loved. I did not finish high school. I was bright in English and History related subjects and always excelled but didn't take notice of maths or science until recent years.
I now have a love for space and would love nothing more than to be able to work in the field. I know to be able to do this I will have to firstly complete a degree in Physics. I got accepted as a mature student to top university in my country and have chosen physics as my major along with some mathematics courses.
I start next Monday and this is when the anxiety kicks in. The courses I have are for students who have obviously done high school physics / calculus and here I am with limited knowledge of physics or even calculus for that matter.
Over the past 3 years I've self studied mostly astronomy and some physics but I most definitely only know the very basics of it all. I am extremely prepared to work my a** off to grasp the material but I'm wondering from you guys what your input it?
Have you or anyone you know had absolutely LIMITED knowledge of physics / math and have started physics in college?
I am 100% dedicated to working hard so please take that into account.
Also I'll add that I do a basic knowledge in algebra, trig and geometry but calculus not so much. Thank you all