Depends on what you're doing specifically. If you're getting an english degree it doesn't matter much.
Most of my non-science gen-eds were taken care of by AP credits, and as for the few science AP credits I got, the ones I passed prepared me decently well. I mean, I stuggled with BC calc in HS, didn't pass the BC portion (because of uncontrollable BS, but that's another story) but I did pass the AB portion. So, I still had to take calc 2 in college, which I struggled with less because I'd already seen the material to an extent.
I'm sure it depends on the teacher in HS and the prof. in college to some extent as well. I had a terrible AP chem teacher, but even with that background knowledge I passed gen. chem 1 with an A and gen chem 2 with a B+.
Having some familiarity with the material probably helps.

Fuck if I know, I screwed around and partied in highschool. Calculus is easy though lol.

I'd say you're probably going to have about an average to worse time.

Generally if you haven't learned math you're not that smart:

Learning math by pure rote and rules trains basically the left part of your brain to access info, suppress stress, etc.

Learning math by more visual-spatial or logical connections trains the right side of your brain, and is dependent on linking concepts and recalling information from experience more than rote, and using various strategies.

If you don't understand math well either way, then yeah, you probably won't do exceptionally well in college, but it's more because of a general disparity in cognition. Don't be alarmed, most people aren't that smart and do just fine in the world.

>>3582482
Have you considered the possibility that he might be planning on doing more serious engineering after he gets his two year degree and moves on to a four year school?

>>3582482
>implying different kinds of physics or math
Why don't your post your age and college?

U SCARED BRAH

Has to be more than one college person browsing /sci/

In my state, having the job title of "engineer" is illegal if you do not have an engineering degree.

Furthermore, to be called a "professional engineer" requires not only a bachelor's degree in engineering, but you must also take an "Engineer in training" exam (FE-EIT) after you graduate. After you work for (I believe) 4+ years (or you can get a masters, I think), you can take the professional engineering exam, and if you pass it, you are an engineer by profession.

Your average engineering graduate from a university is not an engineer.

>>3582670
Wait a second,
Since I'm thinking about computer engineering, my brother told me they don't have to take the FE exam? So I won't become a professional engineer?

>>3582633
Why so deep, what's wrong with 30 ft?

Hello, I have Asperger's Syndrome.

Equality is not moral its immoral, because you will always have to abuse the ones that are better to make them equal to the worse. Equality is impossible. How much empirical evidence do people need that redistribution doesn't work, how long will you continue the religious doctrine of equality under god and push economic creationism.

>>3582664

>Why so deep, what's wrong with 30 ft?

Wave action. The influence of a wave weakens with depth. In shallow water, when a wave passes overhead it's moving not just water on the surface (up and down, not horizontally for the most part) but an entire layer of the ocean that diminishes in strength the deeper you go.

At 30 feet you have some insulation but not much, at 60 feet the insulation is good enough that a well ballasted structure can reliably weather storms but will still be subject to stresses from it (the Aquarius is at this depth and has weathered many hurricanes without incident) but to completely escape the influence of storms altogether you need to be below 200 feet.

why build a floating city when there is plenty of free space on earth? Or why not just buy a small, uninhabited island and build a city there?

>>3582643
Meat is murder. It's immoral food.

>>3582662
Not falling for it!

If I recall correctly from elementary school, some of the differences may have to do with how they are formed.

A lagoon actually is different from a pond/lake. Lagoons are salty, at sea level, and directly adjacent to the ocean/sea/gulf/bay/harbor.

>>3582668
Women are smarter than men. It's scientific.

>>3582649
>Confuses emphasis with rage

>>3582636
You could have just shortened up your post and said "I'm not the dumb one! You are! NO U!"

Ok, so you want me to just guess at what you're trying to say.

> differentiating race is no more invalid than species
Ok, and differentiating species is invalid, right? Wasn't that the whole point of that ring species shit?

>>3582649
>where he went off topic
Huh, in the post at the end it explains how it was on topic....

People often talk about how bad "racism" is, but then immediately turn around and start bashing white people. Many times they even do this in the same very sentence, completely obvious to the hypocrisy.

In particular, the stereotyping of white people as arrogant, privileged, or (ironically) racists is completely unjustified. What's more, it dehumanizes white people and turns them into acceptable targets for more severe forms of racism. "He's a privileged white male born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he is probably a racist too. He deserves to be taken down a notch" is what goes through people's minds when they see a white person being victimized. Did you know that there are frequent (as in multiple times per week) "flash mob" style riots all over the world where white people are deliberately targeted for violent beatings? This "they deserve it" attitude permeates society, and so the mainstream media does not report these events, and the criminals who are caught usually go free. White people are people too, and most of them have it just as hard as anyone else.

The super-rich elites comprise a very very tiny portion of the population, and they don't care about race so much as they care about the advancement of their own families. That they happen to be white and/or jewish reflects not on whites and/or jews as a whole, but instead on just how corrupt these elites are. If we focused on a country that was colonized by blacks and in which blacks comprised the majority of the wealthy elite, we'd be seeing the elite blacks doing exact same things that we see the elite whites doing in the West. Indeed, such behaviors are occurring right now in countries like South Africa, Japan, and Zimbabwe.

So I say to you now, people who claim to be opposed to "racism": fuck off, you filthy scumbags. You aren't fooling anyone.

Pic related, it's what OP really wanted to say.

>>3582665
No it wasn't. The point was differentiating between species isn't perfect, but it's obviously still fucking valid and useful.... Just like race!!!! Ohhh, now that it's spelled out for you, you can finally understand... Are you still going to try to argue all those insults about you aren't true and just ad homs?

Jellyfish are pretty cool.

oh and the cover to it.
I'm done.

>>3579753

Nice read, thanks for uploading it.

>>3579652
>>3579658
So if we keep our knowledge after reverting, then would we still be considered children for working and sexual purposes until we "grew up" again?

What the fuck did I just read?

>higher education in the usa is a joke

Its actually by far and away the best in the world. England is second best and no other country is even remotely close.

The difficulty of admission to an institution is directly proportional to the difficulty of its classes. The exams have to be suited to output a normal distribution of grades.

>>3582628
Canada would like to have a word with you, dicknigger.

>>3582628
really, best in the world?
>For in-class quizzes we can use our notes/textbooks as well as ask other people the answers.
>Tests we take online at home, so we can use our notes/textbooks for them too. And we can retake them as many time as we want within 3 days after the test date.

>community college
>higher education
wat

did they actually start building, or is this all in the planning stages still?

>>3582134
Nope, not unless doctors forsake their oaths. If they adhere to their oath, somebody will have to pay, the doctor, the hospital, ultimately the cost is absorbed by the other patients...

And if they dont follow their oaths, well then I suppose it might be a crapshoot no matter how much money you had.

In theory I believe this could work.
However, someone would probably mess it up by using the loose laws on weapons and going batshit insane on the isolated island.

>>3582608
You clearly have no idea how many people become doctors for the money.

I have no problems with people who are legitimately infirm recieving disability...but it pisses me off when people collect it for mental disabilities...I have a brother with cerebral palsy who cant walk, has very limited dexterity and can not conceptualize the way you and I can...he has been employed for over a decade. Radio dj, chip runner in casinos, greeter, theatre, the guy is never without work, he finds things he can do and he does it. I know alot of severely handicapped people through various foundations and most of them all work. I have never met an adult with down syndrome who is not employed for instance.

"social anxiety" is a fucking stupid excuse for not working...do data entry or something. Hell deliver flyers if thats what you have to do. Staying curled up inside your home seems like a shitty way to live. And there are plenty of things you can do from home anyways, IT by voip for instance. I did that for a few months when I broke my legs. All you need is an internet connection. They actually PREFER if you live alone as that means no chance of interuptions or background chatter.

I am fairly biased on this subject as I sold drugs when I was a teen and one of my biggest customer bases was a complex full of mostly schitzophrenics who all recieved disability and were all capable of working, and in fact most did, under the table so they would recieve disability. The start of every month was candyland to those people, free money. Drank like fishes too.

I'd rather see that money go towards work programs then just handing them cash because they got commited 20 years ago for a month ect.

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>>3582105

Holy fuck

The idea that hubble is well over 10 years old, and it takes this good of pictures? Imagine what the new telescope will be like that is replacing it.

Also, just filled my backgrounds folder. Thanks man.

>>3582645
I've got some bad news for you anon....

>>3582645

>Imagine what the new telescope will be like that is replacing it.

Republicans cancelled that.