<p>what careers do phy sci majors usually work towards for?</p>
<p>lol every last one of them is pre-med</p>
<p>^^^ rad 1-sin^2</p>
<p>wat? sin of wat squared?</p>
<p>lol just trying to say cosign = i agree with you</p>
<p>lol. im gonna start using that phrase</p>
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<p>God no, I stay far, far away from that subject. Took a pre-med course last quarter as a GE. ■■■.</p>
<p>If a book is assigned, you should assume that it was assigned for a reason, with possible test material arising from those readings. Even if it isn’t required, it almost always supplements the lecture, and definitely won’t hurt you to review. There isn’t a general rule as to what is/isn’t from the readings or lectures on exams, it’s really up to the individual professor; some only go by lectures, others rely heavily on readings.</p>
<p>in regards to lecture versus book material on the exams:</p>
<p>i don’t have experience with physci but with neuroscience, it’s almost exclusively based on lecture (with a little based on assigned journal articles)</p>
<p>vc08, why ■■■?
really that bad?</p>
<p>^^Haha well remember that I was only taking it as a GE; I didn’t actually realize it was a pre-med pre-req until I got in there. So I was expecting it to be really easy, and it wasn’t. It wasn’t horrible, like I passed (I think lol), it was just a lot tougher than I was expecting it to be. But science isn’t my forte, so I’m sure that also had something to do with it.</p>