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PC recommendations for BME students? (or engineering in general?)

thanks!

u/jimmy_spam — 4 days ago

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What do jhu amr II dorms come with?

For example, does each room have a trashcan? Thanks for the help!

u/jimmy_spam — 5 days ago

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SAT resources available

google doc that has good resources for studying for the SATs

u/jimmy_spam — 1 month ago

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tips for the r&w section

can you guys give me some tips or send me videos that might help me

u/jimmy_spam — 1 month ago

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SAT resource depository

I've compiled a list of the best SAT resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1co6IusHSc7IxNO5PQZw_rzruiiADS5QyuSRL6gYfTqg/edit?tab=t.0

desmos guides, speed trainers, vocab & grammar guides, mock tests, etc.

Thank me later :)

u/jimmy_spam — 30 days ago

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Rising Freshmen - Engineering ePortfolio

For the ePortolio, are the Co-curriculars, Achievements, and Resume sections based on what you did throughout high school?

u/jimmy_spam — 1 month ago

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Doable for BME major? (freshmen 1st sem)

https://preview.redd.it/pr4mvwfr629h1.png?width=2138&format=png&auto=webp&s=5672906004f5d1c88e06d40053ec28c5dfba4b50

Seems like a lot since its 7 classes (including the labs) :/ But its only 17 credits

u/jimmy_spam — 2 months ago

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AL physics I/II vs Lecture Based physics I/II

Which do you guys think is better (for retaining information) as well as more manageable course load wise?

u/jimmy_spam — 2 months ago

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SAT math review session

hey guys my friend who scored a 790 on math is doing a SAT math review session for everyone lmk if u wanna join it :p

u/jimmy_spam — 3 months ago

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SAT math review session

hey guys my friend who scored a 790/800 on math is doing a SAT math review session for everyone lmk if u wanna join it :p

u/jimmy_spam — 3 months ago

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math placement test results

As an upcoming freshman, I took the math placement test results and scored a 33. This is borderline within the range for calc II 27-33. I wasn't really trying too hard when taking it and took like 1 hr 30 mins, but will this make it harder for me to convince my advisor to let me take lin alg/diffeq my first semester? I already took lin alg in HS and I have my calc BC 5 credit.

u/jimmy_spam — 3 months ago