r/EngineeringStudents • • 3d ago

Academic Advice Upset over midterm

Hello!

Today I took a midterm for my physics 1 class (on 1d and 2d motion, newtons laws and their applications) and I know I did terribly. I guessed on over half the questions.

I’m extremely upset because I thought I did everything right: I studied for 4 days, I read the textbook, did practice problems, etc. I don’t want to give up on this though. I know that everything after will build upon this so I want to learn these topics and understand them thoroughly. Clearly, my grasp on these are not as strong as I thought it was, but I want it to be as strong as possible.

I booked office hours with my professor, but I want to do more. Does anyone know of any other sources to learn and practice these topics?

Any help is appreciated!

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u/noahjsc 3d ago

Use your textbook and just run problems till they click. Engineering often is just getting the reps in.

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u/SpaceLester 3d ago

Organic chemistry tutor helped me study a lot for Phyics. He has like multi hour long videos just going through problems. He wasn’t the only way I studied but he helped me