Too damn realistic and accurate. The ones in comments talking about exaggeration have no idea what it's really like. They're delusional. An engineering degree is either overstudy or perish.
Missing one course for a week shouldn't be a case for academic withdrawal. I hope people watching don't actually take that advice seriously. You can realistically get back 70% of that material in a weekend and then slowly get back the rest of the material with repetitive work in "spare" time which you can get back.
i see what you’re saying and you’re right missing one course shouldn’t lead to withdrawal it’s definitely possible to catch up if you put in the work and use your time wisely some people just panic too much but with the right mindset you can definitely recover @authorjond if you’re looking for help with catching up in math and physics check out my ultimate crash course for stem majors it breaks things down and makes it easier to follow here’s the link payhip.com/authorjond
Depends on course and the amount of material. If you behind one week in a heavy course like Calc 2 or 3, it’s over bro. The mistake I see many of my peers make is taking too much units per semester. They would’ve been better off going part time in college, even if they graduate later. Unfortunately many colleges pressure students to graduate in a 4 year timeframe
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NOT going to university after being accepted after high school worked for me. I entered the work force and have been working for 5 years, now I go parttime at my local community college while working a job. Best decision I've made. Shoutout to nicotine patches, omega-3 supplements, choline supplements, and ashwagandha supplements.
yeah man that’s awesome. Honestly everyone’s gotta figure out their own path. sounds like working first gave u some solid direction. And yea those supps like omega-3 and ashwagandha can make a difference too, anything that keeps the brain sharp helps, right? keep it up. check out my latest novel, *The Killers' Therapist*, if you’re looking for a good read! author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/products/the-killers-therapist-2?source=dashboard Author Jonathan David
M 28 - "Nontraditional Student" here and I thought I had "figured out" myself and I knew how to be better prepared for school.. Oh how wrong I was.... (I am doing alright but there are still key ingredients missing in my recipe) Watching this at 1am while I am trying to gather my thoughts on how to study better for my Cal 2 course... been watching a lot of content that tells me how to learn the material better yet I still feel lost in class more often than not. All of this to say that I remember hearing that you need to be "ahead" of lecture before you go to class - I just never did that and I guess had forgotten that I could take this action. Thank you for the harsh reality you have delivered. Ill be reading through or watching some content on the chapter(s) the prof will be going over the day BEFORE that lecture (maybe I dont understand anything, but at least I am not walking in blind anymore is my thought process.) This may sound obvious for some, but I know somewhere deep down, I made the active decision not listen to this wisdom in the past. May it help many others in their academic journey as well. Tangent: I would be curious to know your perspective on how many courses to take per semester. I all but failed out of Uni my first go around due to not being prepared for it like you stated, I had not acquired the tools required for me to be able to survive learning how to learn.. And I would take full course loads but drop one or two classes until I ran out of drops allowed. This is a big fear for me moving forward back in my academic career. I dont care about graduating "on time" as that ship haa long since pasted, but I would like to push myself to find the limits of how hard I can work. Currently I am taking 1 8 week course at a time until I can make it back to University for an Industrial Engineering major. CHEERS!
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Thanks for the video. Its sad that i learned this just now but as my dad said if im here where im at its for a reason. There is really no excuses in life and if its out there you can do it
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Thank you for this video, David. I have been using these techniques (specifically learn the material in the off time) to pass my STEM classes. Your advice is reassuring me that the time and effort is worth it! Additionally, you have encouraged me take more responsibility over my education and blame my professors less!
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Thank you for this timely video! I sent you an email a few days ago. I hope that the positive experience that I shared in my email serves as testimony to the validity of the advice you give us.
That is fine, but make sure that you are writing out the solutions exactly the way they should be written out on the exams. Do you want to reinforce positive positive exam, taking behaviors and break anxiety. Doing homework will get you great at doing homework. Doing exams will get you better at doing these exams. Author, Jonathan David P.S. If you want to help support the growth of this channel and get something in return, check out my crash courses and cheat sheets, and fiction novels payhip.com/authorjond Thank you so much for your support!
You know I cannot deny that this is the reality of being an academic to some degree but I don't think it should be. Not in the sense that I don't think people shouldn't be forced to confront problems and learn from them but in the sense that I feel there is a fine line between this and just not receiving mentorship. Like sure, if you don't know how to swim and someone throws you into a lake and tells you "figure it out" in the case that you survive, you will have learned many things about swimming that someone learning in a more guided way would have taken ages to learn. But the caveat is "if you survive" which in a sense is very reminiscent of how academics is. I suppose in some sense you would want a system like that for the responsibility of the job but it begs the question of how effective is a system like that really when you still have your Francesca Geno's and their papers about "How writing a paper about a stance they disagree with makes them desire cleaning products more." Where I lie on where or not the system being the way it is being correct, I'm not sure. I do know, however, currently, when I get through this process get into grad school and become an academic, I want to contribute to making this process more health for students.
My thoughts on the topic changed drastically over the years. I was just like everybody else until I started tutoring and I still complained about the professors until I started working and I realize that
That’s how my dad taught my brother and I to swim. And how he taught me many things. It is traumatizing for sure but man did it make me tough and resilient compared to the rest of the people in my generation. During that process you may hate it but afterwards you’ll be thankful. Of course if you can survive it.
@@rickeshpatel4025 And you will still get absolutely gapped by people who were trained, guided, and tutored. The difference is night and day, self learning fundamentals will forever be inferior to being guided. Prodigies are never self made, they are curated by a meticulous system. If you manage to survive, you are nothing but a mediocre swimmer at best, and are far from being prepared for any sort of competition.
exactly! being proactive is key. once you start taking action, things start to change on their own. you've got this! keep going, one step at a time! - JonD check out my latest novel, "The Killers' Therapist" for a good read! author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/products/the-killers-therapist-2?source=dashboard
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Holy shit, this video took me out to a back alley and slapped me 'till I woke up. Luckily I'm not at college yet, but thank you. I've never once thought that people could die if you make a mistake, and it's so bloody obvious. Once again, Thank You!!!
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I picked this degree (Economics) because it was the best paying degree I could get into with my grades at the university I wanted. A huge waste of time. I got into Computer Engineering at a state school which I should have gone to instead. Now I struggle through content I find stupid and mostly useless. I have to keep going forward as I am 1 year from graduating. Studying is hard for me because it feels like I am practicing astrology. My soul is not in it so my brain isn't either.
A side note is that my favorite parts are when we are doing coding and math. I picked up some minor doing extra computer science and statistics course. That's all I am here for...
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Dealing with a job in colleges very difficult thing. However, if you stretch your degree out over 6 to 8 years and work and eventually moving into some work related to your degree, you’ll be much more likely to get a job that someone that just graduates right after four years. And you’ll have no debt if you do it right! Best of luck Author, Jonathan David P.S. If you want to help support the growth of this channel and get something in return, check out my crash courses and cheat sheets, and fiction novels payhip.com/authorjond Thank you so much for your support!
i can imagine med school is no joke it’s tough to balance everything but learning how to catch up and manage time is such a valuable skill just keep pushing through and remember it’s okay to ask for help when you need it @authorjond if you want to improve your understanding of math and physics check out my ultimate crash course for stem majors it’s designed to make tough concepts easier to grasp here’s the link payhip.com/authorjond
I'm a little confused. You said each math course is around 30-40 hours per week, but then said that if you get 2 weeks ahead, you'll only need to do 5 hours per week for the rest. How does that work?
The bulk of the study comes the first 3-5 chapters/sections. If you get that out of the way before the semester starts, the time you study will drop drastically. This could be like 100hrs of study you need to do before the semester starts. If you wait until the semester starts, you’ll have to spread that out and if you fall behind make up for it. There’s no exact way to tell you how long it’s gonna take for someone to study. The point is that if you’re well prepared for the chorus, you’ll be less at risk of falling behind and have a lot more time in your hands.
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I recommend reading anything that’s gonna help you with physics and engineering! My favorite book to read our textbooks. Always keep your brain working while you’re in college. Getting a stem degree is like becoming a professional athlete you gotta make it your life. Author, Jonathan David P.S. If you want to help support the growth of this channel and get something in return, check out my crash courses and cheat sheets, and fiction novels payhip.com/authorjond Thank you so much for your support!
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jonathan i have a question ive been here for awhile but ive always been curious about the 2 weeks thing. wouldnt it be easier if uou started like a month earlier than needed so your brain can remember the information better or does it not work that way
Absolutely. Realistically, you want to do it without break between semesters. I simply say two weeks because it’s got a good ring to it. For people that are just starting college with the reality is that you can’t take a break between semesters. You can just take it easy but no breaks. You gotta be like a professional athlete and treat summer And winter like off-season. Love the picture btw 🤣
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I am physics grad student from India and I am literally struggling to keep with the pace of professors, sometimes I feel like dropping out of the course. Please provide your advice it would really be appreciated.
It’s not easy to stay focused. I’ve given up more times than I can count but I always go back. If you are a graduate student in physics, you probably enjoy physics. Just tough it out regret it if you don’t. And it will be done faster than you think. But if you hate it, you don’t want to be a physicist, then it’s OK not too. don’t waste your life making yourself miserable but also don’t waste your life regretting things
If you get two weeks ahead and stay two weeks ahead, you are learning all the material on your own. The professor and lectures are just a review. If you take five courses and study 40 hours a week each, that means 28 hours a day, seven days a week. When does the "study less, get better grades" part come in?
If you’re 2 to 4 weeks ahead of the course you would not be studying that much. You study that much because you’re behind. I guess I didn’t clarify that. If you want to reduce starting to about 10 hours a week, you make sure you’re 2 to 4 weeks ahead of the semester. If you want to study 30 hours a week per course, you start studying two weeks after the semester starts. To make up the time.
@@authorjond The textbooks need to be really good to allow you to study ahead. I'll agree you do get more out of the lectures when you are familiar with where they are going.
idk dude, i started off the semester with a severe pneumonia, missed 2 weeks and still score the highest on exams. Mind you, this was just a calc 1 class, however I never took geometry, trig, algebra 2, or precalc and it had been 4 years since i had done any math in general. It's not that hard to catch up if you just know how to learn lol. Also did well on my CS exam, but that's not as impressive since I've been around programming for a decent chunk of my childhood. And I know you're probably going to say "oh well its just calc 1 wait til u get to higher maths", dont care it'll be easy. These videos are heavily dramatic and are definitely geared towards people that shouldn't be taking these types of classes in the first place
@matthewp.5873 this also depends on how hard your curriculum is. I've seen Calc 1 classes at other colleges that were a joke compared to what I've had to take, respectfully.
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Too damn realistic and accurate. The ones in comments talking about exaggeration have no idea what it's really like. They're delusional.
An engineering degree is either overstudy or perish.
Fucking facts, I'm glad someone understands this. 👑
@@Danilio. I'm doing nuclear engineering. I'm forced to FULLY understand that hahaha.
Missing one course for a week shouldn't be a case for academic withdrawal. I hope people watching don't actually take that advice seriously. You can realistically get back 70% of that material in a weekend and then slowly get back the rest of the material with repetitive work in "spare" time which you can get back.
i see what you’re saying and you’re right missing one course shouldn’t lead to withdrawal it’s definitely possible to catch up if you put in the work and use your time wisely some people just panic too much but with the right mindset you can definitely recover
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Depends on course and the amount of material. If you behind one week in a heavy course like Calc 2 or 3, it’s over bro. The mistake I see many of my peers make is taking too much units per semester. They would’ve been better off going part time in college, even if they graduate later. Unfortunately many colleges pressure students to graduate in a 4 year timeframe
a bit overdramatized but I get the gist of it. thank you!
Yeah, that's about the gist of it.
That’s a pretty dramatic response
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That's some honest advice, thank you
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NOT going to university after being accepted after high school worked for me. I entered the work force and have been working for 5 years, now I go parttime at my local community college while working a job. Best decision I've made. Shoutout to nicotine patches, omega-3 supplements, choline supplements, and ashwagandha supplements.
yeah man that’s awesome. Honestly everyone’s gotta figure out their own path. sounds like working first gave u some solid direction. And yea those supps like omega-3 and ashwagandha can make a difference too, anything that keeps the brain sharp helps, right? keep it up.
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M 28 - "Nontraditional Student" here and I thought I had "figured out" myself and I knew how to be better prepared for school.. Oh how wrong I was.... (I am doing alright but there are still key ingredients missing in my recipe)
Watching this at 1am while I am trying to gather my thoughts on how to study better for my Cal 2 course... been watching a lot of content that tells me how to learn the material better yet I still feel lost in class more often than not.
All of this to say that I remember hearing that you need to be "ahead" of lecture before you go to class - I just never did that and I guess had forgotten that I could take this action. Thank you for the harsh reality you have delivered.
Ill be reading through or watching some content on the chapter(s) the prof will be going over the day BEFORE that lecture (maybe I dont understand anything, but at least I am not walking in blind anymore is my thought process.)
This may sound obvious for some, but I know somewhere deep down, I made the active decision not listen to this wisdom in the past.
May it help many others in their academic journey as well.
Tangent:
I would be curious to know your perspective on how many courses to take per semester. I all but failed out of Uni my first go around due to not being prepared for it like you stated, I had not acquired the tools required for me to be able to survive learning how to learn.. And I would take full course loads but drop one or two classes until I ran out of drops allowed. This is a big fear for me moving forward back in my academic career. I dont care about graduating "on time" as that ship haa long since pasted, but I would like to push myself to find the limits of how hard I can work. Currently I am taking 1 8 week course at a time until I can make it back to University for an Industrial Engineering major.
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Thanks for the video. Its sad that i learned this just now but as my dad said if im here where im at its for a reason. There is really no excuses in life and if its out there you can do it
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Thank you for this video, David.
I have been using these techniques (specifically learn the material in the off time) to pass my STEM classes. Your advice is
reassuring me that the time and effort is worth it!
Additionally, you have encouraged me take more responsibility over my education and blame my professors less!
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Thank you for this timely video! I sent you an email a few days ago. I hope that the positive experience that I shared in my email serves as testimony to the validity of the advice you give us.
Lost in the sauce! I received. I suffered so you don’t have to haha!😂 learn from my mistakes
Just practice as many homework problems as you can
That is fine, but make sure that you are writing out the solutions exactly the way they should be written out on the exams. Do you want to reinforce positive positive exam, taking behaviors and break anxiety.
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You know I cannot deny that this is the reality of being an academic to some degree but I don't think it should be. Not in the sense that I don't think people shouldn't be forced to confront problems and learn from them but in the sense that I feel there is a fine line between this and just not receiving mentorship. Like sure, if you don't know how to swim and someone throws you into a lake and tells you "figure it out" in the case that you survive, you will have learned many things about swimming that someone learning in a more guided way would have taken ages to learn. But the caveat is "if you survive" which in a sense is very reminiscent of how academics is.
I suppose in some sense you would want a system like that for the responsibility of the job but it begs the question of how effective is a system like that really when you still have your Francesca Geno's and their papers about "How writing a paper about a stance they disagree with makes them desire cleaning products more." Where I lie on where or not the system being the way it is being correct, I'm not sure. I do know, however, currently, when I get through this process get into grad school and become an academic, I want to contribute to making this process more health for students.
My thoughts on the topic changed drastically over the years.
I was just like everybody else until I started tutoring and I still complained about the professors until I started working and I realize that
That’s how my dad taught my brother and I to swim. And how he taught me many things. It is traumatizing for sure but man did it make me tough and resilient compared to the rest of the people in my generation. During that process you may hate it but afterwards you’ll be thankful. Of course if you can survive it.
@@rickeshpatel4025 And you will still get absolutely gapped by people who were trained, guided, and tutored. The difference is night and day, self learning fundamentals will forever be inferior to being guided. Prodigies are never self made, they are curated by a meticulous system. If you manage to survive, you are nothing but a mediocre swimmer at best, and are far from being prepared for any sort of competition.
Got it no more complaining just be more proactive
exactly! being proactive is key. once you start taking action, things start to change on their own. you've got this! keep going, one step at a time!
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Thank you so much!!!
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Holy shit, this video took me out to a back alley and slapped me 'till I woke up.
Luckily I'm not at college yet, but thank you.
I've never once thought that people could die if you make a mistake, and it's so bloody obvious. Once again, Thank You!!!
I wish I heard this before I started preschool lol. I may have gotten farther in life!
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I picked this degree (Economics) because it was the best paying degree I could get into with my grades at the university I wanted. A huge waste of time. I got into Computer Engineering at a state school which I should have gone to instead. Now I struggle through content I find stupid and mostly useless. I have to keep going forward as I am 1 year from graduating. Studying is hard for me because it feels like I am practicing astrology. My soul is not in it so my brain isn't either.
A side note is that my favorite parts are when we are doing coding and math. I picked up some minor doing extra computer science and statistics course. That's all I am here for...
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As passionate computer engineering student, work is my biggest struggle
Dealing with a job in colleges very difficult thing. However, if you stretch your degree out over 6 to 8 years and work and eventually moving into some work related to your degree, you’ll be much more likely to get a job that someone that just graduates right after four years. And you’ll have no debt if you do it right!
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I'm in medical school and I learned this the hard way 😭
i can imagine med school is no joke it’s tough to balance everything but learning how to catch up and manage time is such a valuable skill just keep pushing through and remember it’s okay to ask for help when you need it
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I'm a little confused. You said each math course is around 30-40 hours per week, but then said that if you get 2 weeks ahead, you'll only need to do 5 hours per week for the rest. How does that work?
The bulk of the study comes the first 3-5 chapters/sections. If you get that out of the way before the semester starts, the time you study will drop drastically. This could be like 100hrs of study you need to do before the semester starts.
If you wait until the semester starts, you’ll have to spread that out and if you fall behind make up for it.
There’s no exact way to tell you how long it’s gonna take for someone to study. The point is that if you’re well prepared for the chorus, you’ll be less at risk of falling behind and have a lot more time in your hands.
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Thank you also very god video
Glad you liked it! I hope you do very well in college. Have a great semester.
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I’m a pretty useful and funny guy ☺️
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Hello do you recommend reading physics for scientists and engineers??
I recommend reading anything that’s gonna help you with physics and engineering! My favorite book to read our textbooks. Always keep your brain working while you’re in college. Getting a stem degree is like becoming a professional athlete you gotta make it your life.
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gotcha! sticking to what feels right for you is key. everyone's got their own path, and that’s what makes these conversations interesting
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jonathan i have a question ive been here for awhile but ive always been curious about the 2 weeks thing. wouldnt it be easier if uou started like a month earlier than needed so your brain can remember the information better or does it not work that way
Absolutely. Realistically, you want to do it without break between semesters. I simply say two weeks because it’s got a good ring to it. For people that are just starting college with the reality is that you can’t take a break between semesters. You can just take it easy but no breaks. You gotta be like a professional athlete and treat summer And winter like off-season.
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I’m smart but i’m just lazy and i have adhd - but i’m lazy so i use adhd as an excuse.
I’m not a medical doctor, I just play one on TH-cam. 🤣 I don’t I can’t say anything in relation to any medical advice but if you actually do have ADHD and it’s not self diagnosed, I don’t know how to go about that but often one just needs to figure out how to work their own brain in order to retain data. Too often are we “labeled “ because people don’t want to acknowledge the truth. Usually people that claim to be ADHD if they drink a lot of corn syrup that’s my first question and I ask if they eat a lot of white bread
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I am physics grad student from India and I am literally struggling to keep with the pace of professors, sometimes I feel like dropping out of the course. Please provide your advice it would really be appreciated.
It’s not easy to stay focused. I’ve given up more times than I can count but I always go back.
If you are a graduate student in physics, you probably enjoy physics. Just tough it out regret it if you don’t. And it will be done faster than you think.
But if you hate it, you don’t want to be a physicist, then it’s OK not too. don’t waste your life making yourself miserable but also don’t waste your life regretting things
If you get two weeks ahead and stay two weeks ahead, you are learning all the material on your own. The professor and lectures are just a review. If you take five courses and study 40 hours a week each, that means 28 hours a day, seven days a week. When does the "study less, get better grades" part come in?
If you’re 2 to 4 weeks ahead of the course you would not be studying that much. You study that much because you’re behind. I guess I didn’t clarify that.
If you want to reduce starting to about 10 hours a week, you make sure you’re 2 to 4 weeks ahead of the semester.
If you want to study 30 hours a week per course, you start studying two weeks after the semester starts. To make up the time.
@@authorjond The textbooks need to be really good to allow you to study ahead. I'll agree you do get more out of the lectures when you are familiar with where they are going.
be a scientist and solve your weight problem
You are a very unpleasant human being. I hope you change before you get to college.
idk dude, i started off the semester with a severe pneumonia, missed 2 weeks and still score the highest on exams. Mind you, this was just a calc 1 class, however I never took geometry, trig, algebra 2, or precalc and it had been 4 years since i had done any math in general. It's not that hard to catch up if you just know how to learn lol. Also did well on my CS exam, but that's not as impressive since I've been around programming for a decent chunk of my childhood. And I know you're probably going to say "oh well its just calc 1 wait til u get to higher maths", dont care it'll be easy. These videos are heavily dramatic and are definitely geared towards people that shouldn't be taking these types of classes in the first place
Not all of us are human...
@matthewp.5873 this also depends on how hard your curriculum is. I've seen Calc 1 classes at other colleges that were a joke compared to what I've had to take, respectfully.
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