I suck at Math

>>8454439
Lang's "Basics Mathematics"
Gelfand's "Algebra" and "Trigonometry"
Kline's "Calculus: An Intuitive and Physical Approach"

>>8454439
You either try to gain the interest again by reading interesting topics or switch to other things that isn't math

But hey, you took Calc!

Just one question OP: Do you have a new interests?

>>8454451
Learning lots on chemistry, I major in geology so I'd like to go into geochemistry, gain some respect in that field, then transfer to planetary geology. Analyzing meteorites to piece together mechanisms on other planets.
I've just always had a phobia of math and did not pursue it. Luckily I just run into a few integral equations but as my career advances I'm going to have to understand more math.

>>8454460
Yeah, you have to understand math but not as much of other fields

Just try to do your best then, do it for your passion that you don't follow but bring it with you
And excel with the chemistry part, so you could get a masters or something, don't know how you get into geochemistry

>>8454460
One question: why geochemistry?
Aren't there more interesting applications of the second-purest science than the study of the make-up of rocks?

>>8454472
Lots of money involved with oil companies and it's easy

>>8454439
>Does anyone know a good resource?
yes: diligence. endurance. patience.