AdmiralCrunch wrote:
Hello Andrew and Camilla, and welcome to WP!
(And Andrew, let me know if you need any advice on what math you need to study for your meteorological career.)
-Crunch
Well, Admiral, I used to be a Physics major at my college and anticipated quite a lot of math as a result. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending how you look at it), Academic Advising gave me bad information about starting my Analytical Physics sequence and messed me up. An option I found was to become a Chemistry major because what I have already taken can fit into either or; the future semesters (my second year) determine Physics vs Chemistry. As a Chemistry major, I'm following the recommended guidelines for the degree and it has me stopping at Calc 1.
I tried taking Calc 1 in the Spring and mathematically earned an F in the class, but the professor put down a D. I am just about to finish my second attempt at the class tomorrow when I take my Final Exam. My quizzes and tests are much better this time around and I should get a high B or a low A. This raises my GPA and allows me to continue on a scholarship.
Thank you for your offer. I would still be happy to listen to what you have to say. I think when I transfer to a four-year college (I'm at a county college now), I will have to come back to the math that comes up for Physics majors but this time for the Meteorology major. I'm weaker in math than in other subjects and I'll take any advice you'll give.