Does anybody have advice for learning college Physics? Comp Sci

You get a tutor...

I'm an electrical engineer and I had to get a tutor for chemistry because I fucking sucked at it. Just gotta grin and bare it because once youre in industry, you won't be using taht shit anyways.

Also, some things just require a lot of time and dedication to figure out. Just becuase you don't get it right away doesn't mean you can't. It just means you need to spend way more time thinking about it before it clicks.

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That's fair, my schedule doesn't normally line-up with the tutoring center's hours, but I'll try to force some time I suppose.

Like, I'll spend 3-5 hours at a time 2-3 days a week trying to study this stuff, and it'll click in some ways but not enough to actually do problems, it's frustrating.

>>17778390

What physics subjects in particular are you taking?

If setting up problems is an issue for you then you could probably find video tutorials on youtube

I can link you some good content if you tell me what subjects you need to learn. I know you said videos don't help you but you could just be looking at some bad tutorials

Get a book that has problems and worked solutions. Maybe an AP Physics prep book. Content for intro physics courses is very standardized.

>>17778390
Same boat here OP. Last test on Mon, Final around the corner. Been working my ass off for this course since day one. Girlfriend tried to teach me (she got an A last year in it) and all we did was squabble. Tried a million online resources, nothing. Finally got a tutor & shit is looking up. Never used a tutor before, hate spending the money, but that's just how physics is and you need to secure the investment made in taking the class, even if it costs a few 100$ extra.