u/AttitudeBeginning789

does anyone have a good youtube playlist that covers all the content that will be taught in phys170? much appreciated!

im an incoming first year and my profs are not rated too well on ratemyprof. i was wondering what role they play in terms of your learning experience. for example, does the difficulty of exams vary by profs or are they more so standardized?

its day 2 post wisdom teeth extraction and my blood clot that was there yesterday is already gone and has turned into this white/gray/pink jelly like substance. since day 1 post op i have felt no pain at all. am i just recovering abnormally fast or should i be worried that my blood clot is already gone and changed colors?

its day 2 post op and my blood clot that was there yesterday is already gone and has turned into this white/gray/pink jelly like substance. i dont see any noticeable signs of a dry socket (no visible holes in my gums) and since day 1 post op i have felt no pain at all. am i just recovering abnormally fast or should i be worried that my blood clot is already gone and changed colors?

hello guys, I booked my shinkansen ticket more than 1 month in advance for 4 people (2 adults 2 children) with the oversized baggage option. since i booked more than 1 month in advance, i currently dont know my seating position. however, since I chose the oversize baggage option, will all 4 people be put at the back of the train where the baggage is stored?

hey guys! im entering my first year for eng this fall and i need some advice. i took physics 12 last year and tbh, i didn't learn much (my teacher was struggling with the content himself). at the end i was able to self teach some concepts (momentum, electrostatics/magnetism/relativity/circular motion and energy) but none of these were really taught in depth and take note that its been a long time since i even touched physics. i was wondering if it would be neccessary to start studying for physics 170/157/158 this summer given my situation. also as a side note, i consider myself pretty strong at math and im very likely going to get a 7 on the ib math aa sl exam so hopefully thatll give more context.

hey guys, I am currently a grade 12 about to go into ubc science doing the IBDP program with a pg of 42/45. however, with the may exams, i may or may not drop 4-5 points resulting in anywhere between 37-38/45. I was wondering if I am at risk of having my offer revoked? if anyone in the past has experienced a drop like this, pls let me know if ubc revoked your offer or not. thanks!