Preparing For Your Semester

Tomorrow's August. You know what that means? Your semester probably starts soon. And if you're one of those college students where your semester probably starts soon, and if you're one of those college students where your semester begins in the middle of August instead of the end of August, this video is for you. So here's what I would do. Majoring in electrical engineering that helped me succeed massively in my courses. I only got two Cs throughout my entire college career. I would go to my university's website and look up the course descriptions, whatever courses I was going to take, and take the first couple of topics, assuming it's in chronological order, copy paste them into YouTube and just start studying. Probably via organic chemistry tutor. If you're a freshman or a sophomore in college, odds are every single calculus course, physics course, even some engineering courses will be on YouTube through organic chemistry tutor. He's a great resource. Now, once you reach your junior and senior year of college, it's a lot harder to find videos on that type of stuff. But at the same time, by then you'll probably know what study methods work best for you and you won't absolutely need those videos in order to pass your classes. But I also think that if for some reason you can't find the course description, then just email the professor. You're gonna have and ask them for the topics they're going to cover that first week of class. That's how you do it. You study before anyone else is a week before the semester even starts.