So I'm going into my third year of uni and I just had to

>>17492102
Hate to be mean, but if you can't figure out intro calculus the first few times, you are going to do very poorly when the math gets more difficult and more theoretical. Try a less math dependant major like commerce or an easy social science.

>>17492102
Swallow your pride and go to community college and learn the pre college math first. I have done work as a chemistry TA and it honestly really sucks to tell 1st years who are trying their best that their real weakness is that they don't a sufficient understanding of algebra to be able to pass the subject. For example some of these people struggle with things like rearranging an equation like n=c*v to find one unknown. All the tutoring help at college can't help you if you've got an 8th grade level of background knowledge for a college subject.

>>17492102
Here's the problem. You get taught something - anything (it could be math or grammar or French) - and for some reason you don't get it. So you take the course again or see a tutor, and it is taught again IN THE SAME WAY YOU DIDN'T GET THE FIRST TIME, and so you don't get it again.

By that time your brain has closed that pathway down, and every attempt to teach it to you the same way will just be blocked in mental self-defense.

I had the problem with some basic grammar rules until someone went at them in an entirely different way that my brain could latch on to. Try to find someone who can throw out the calc textbook and find you a new way into grasping the basic concepts.

>>17492185
I really liked this.
GJ anon... super helpful
Not OP btw