@@estifanos9981 fully enjoy the field and study more than that is needed. I always see my friends who are in med school only study what i minimally required and forget about everything else (I only have a undergrad in life sciences but focus more on physics :P)
@@littlechemist hey bro. I am interested in science and math. I am trying to pursue a career in medicine or engineering, I havent decided yet but what does your channel offer and what do/have you studied?
@@mikiasg8453 👑 I am a little student of chemistry. In this Channel u will get chemistry tutorials as well as short funny videos for clearing ur concept
I just love this guy..He inspired my friend and I to start a TH-cam channel just to teach our high school students at home during this pandemic...Kudos Sir, looking forward to meeting you in real life one day.
Some other advice: If you can, get a job as a TA or RA at the school if they provide tuition reimbursement. It can actually slash your dorm and/or tuition in half, saving you thousands. Scholarships are nice too if you can go and acquire them. Do an internship every summer, not having at least one seriously diminishes your chances of getting a job when you graduate. Meet people and go to clubs. Try to make time for them as they are not only fun, but are the paths of networking and finding friends/romantic interest before you go out into the professional world where everyone has a fake mask to match society. Be careful, you can do stupid stuff in college as memories but don't get yourself or other people hurt. Try to eat healthy and exercise as you aren't forced to anymore. Especially take care of your teeth. Last but not least, check in with your highschool/childhood friends. College is a stressful time for some and a lot of people go into depression if they're alone. Reaching out to your friends will keep that relationship bridge and is a mutual solidarity in fighting back against bad mental health.
I would've done that, but I was blessed with a cheap tuition that rivaled my local Community College (but I still drove to school and brought home lunch and all that).
the second he mentioned clep- i just knew that I had just wasted 2 years taking college calculus courses that I had taken in high school and received math awards on. bruhhhhhh this type of anger of having wasted time and energy is unlike any other, like im in pain.
He’s very, like effective and has great work ethic.. just find a way that works for you by experimenting and KEEPING YOUR EYE ON WHAT WORKS BEST FOR FOR, WHAT YOU GET THE BEST RESULTS WITH and stick with it. As time passes you start developing tips and tricks to make studying easier for you and you find the best way to study
Or what about the ones that don't know how to run a module without making it unnecessarily taxing on students because they just don't care? Replace them too.
2nd year ece student, thank you organic chem. You helped me get through this since I was 1st year college. I've been your subscriber before you reach 1 million. Hope you continue to help us college students who are struggling in engineering.
I took these tests when I was 19 and received 6 college credits for management and 3 credits for physical science. I paid less than 100 dollars and passed both tests without studying.
I thought this video was going to discuss how transferring from a community college can save students from a substantial amount of debt, but this is really helpful too. Thank you
I took several CLEP (and DANTES) exams and passed them. At the time, I had mixed feelings about it. I wondered if I was trading the benefits you mentioned (reduced time and cost) for some essential part of 'the college experience' I may have been missing out of. In retrospect, I think I made the right decision, since the school I went to wasn't a top tier college. If I had gone to a prestigious school, perhaps I'd have chosen to spend the extra time and money. Most colleges accept them, but they all set different levels credit they will allow. Some may allow as little as 3 courses (9 cr hrs), some as high as high as 10 (30 credits!). They typically don't advertise it, so you have to dig through their acceptance and regulation materials to find out. At the very least, I think they're a great way to skip general requirements you may nit have much interest in.
if you know your going to college a good tip is to watch guys like this's youtube channels to study up on the courses your going to take. not only will you probably have a leg up on everyone else at the start, you will save time on studying, focus on things you actually need to learn, and maybe have such a good understanding you pass with high grades. IM CURRently writing formulas and theorys, laws, and examples of how to solve problems in note books a month or 2 in advance of the class. good notes will last you so even if you forget most of what you learned post graduations you can reffer to your notes and relearn everything much quicker.
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for motivating future college students to earn a college degree while saving time and money. When I was a college student in the late 1980's and early 1990's, I did not have anyone to motivate me to study and work hard as an Electrical Engineering student at the University of Maryland College Park. I started at the old Catonsville Community College in Baltimore County, Maryland and then I transferred to the University of Maryland after two years at Catonsville. I also barrow student loans to fund my undergraduate education. This is an error free video/lecture on TH-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
Pride of my life. I just don't know which word of application I can use to thank you. You have been saving my CGPA from High school to college. I am appreciating for the rest of my life. God Bless you
These prices are just insane?!? I really want to see the cost/benefit analysis that shows how a country doesn’t win on providing free education. People do it because it’s a good investment, same for government. Well luckily I have studied in many different lovely countries in everyone of them university was totally free and had high quality.
I’m currently a 1st year college student, carrying 5 Major Subjects along with 6 minor subjects. I go to school from Monday to Friday with classes staring at 8:30AM up till 6PM. Why is college in the US more convenient? I mean it’s way more expensive compared here in the Philippines. But how?
Mine has 5 majors and 4 minor subj on first year a lot of my classmates cry because the transition from highschool to college is quite hard and since we are in a State university paying almost nothing for tuition the professors are quite the challenge but still fighting cuase nothing comes for free we need to sacrifice. (Philippines)
I feel compelled to point out that if you CLEP for chemistry instead of taking the course you won't get to witness near as many explosions (my chem 105 instructor at university did amazing demonstrations). The other classes, though, CLEP could be a great option.
This is the first time hearing him asking us to press that 'Subscribe' button, it just sank that you're a TH-camr 😭😅 all along your were my Tutor/Real Lecturer
i wish i was born in the US because i will have the advantage and skip a lot of classes but i came here 3 years ago and the majority of subjects i never had those back in my natal country so skipping is not for me. The only subject i love and that i can skip is Math but the funny thing is that the way schools teach Maths here is soooo different but the results are the same so at least that is a plus
I failed 2 advanced courses of physics which delayed a lot for my graduation which made me rethink of my career choice of electrical engineering to something else.
in college my dad did this and tested out of english 1 and 2!! i wish i would have done it but hey at least i’m doing community another thing that saves time and money is taking college courses in high school as a senior at your local community college!
*laughs in European* Jk, even though this doesn't relate to me at all, it's very admirable that you're putting this info out there for those that need it
Why the fuck does “laughs in European” seem appropriate here? Please explain to me why that comment ever applies to a discussion about college advice? I’m genuinely curious because you just come off as a racist.
@@emilie6466 colleges in Europe dont cost as much when compared to Amercan colleges. The joke is that because he is European this video doesnt apply to him because he won't have to take on massive amounts of student debt
@@Orinslayer Get off your high horse, I'm at university right now and don't have a single Euro of college debt, while Id have tens of thousands of dollars of debt in the US. I never mentioned Germany either... and what do you mean "we have dismissed this claim"? I bet you've never stepped a foot in a European university... Also, Germany hasn't existed for 200 years... you should revise your history a bit before spewing random lies.
it is a matter of time and money but the most importANT thing you will accomplish your study>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>only thing that you can is youre accomplishment.
Hi bro you are the best you teaching style in your talking stylish just no limits. Thanks a lot you help me to clear my examination with a good score. Hey teaching is just God blessed and now I was just...
The same US History, English, Spanish you are taking in high school are the same ones in college. Keep your notes so you can refresh your memory before CLEP. Sometimes you can use work experience to get college credit for a class. Look into tech schools that offer core classes, (they're usually cheaper than colleges) just be sure they transfer to the college you want to attend. As a transfer student you are not required to live on campus. I want to sit for the CPA (certified public accountant) exam but I didn't want to go another year (MBA program) and pay all of that out of pocket ( you don't get financial aid after your 1st bachelor's degree.) I asked my advisor how to get there more creatively. she told me to double major. It was just 3 classes more and I'm able to start taking the CPA exam the day after I graduate. Which is in 4 short weeks! In 2 1/2 years I have earned my bachelor's degree in both accounting and finance. I wish you all the best.
I did not pass. Missed it by 7 points this time. I think i would have been more successful if it wasn't timed. But 1min 20 seconds per question to remember formulas and do the math. 2 times I tried this Chemistry Clep..When almost doesn't count.
@@teambordercontrol4799 yes. I missed it by 6 points. For me is what difficult because the test is timed. And I guess I'm just not that fast at math. I'm taking the classes now and getting ready to complete it Dec and so far I am making a 100.02% in chemistry class. I learned so much trying to pass the Cleo it made the class super easy for me
finishing those credits early is great!!......... until you realize you blew out all your gen eds and electives and now you're left with your hard science courses but if you want your scholarship to pay anything you have to take 12 hours (full time student) so you have to take 3-4 upper division sciences simultaneously. Just food for thought.
Yeah. A pretty good approach would be knocking out 50% of gen-eds with CLEPs and taking the rest to boost your cGPA. Also, check if the amount saved using CLEPs is greater than the potential scholarship you're receiving. My scholarship is quite small(only 2k a yr) and each class is 1.2k so it'd actually be worth it to take the gamble.
Didn't really know about this, had only seen AP courses in highschool that was pretty similar to this. Was expecting his method of saving time was going to be to take like 18-20 credit hours a semester lol
@@good-tn9sr Nah I study at a uni, and it's a pretty big one here. But I think Education in Jordan and the parts around it are cheaper than some other countries
Yes, Clep out of your classes or at least take your pre reqs at the community college. But taking most if not all of your classes at a big name university is important if you are trying to be a leader such as striving for a position eventually as a CEO, CFO, COO, Vice president, etc. Most people in those categories went to big name schools all the way thru. I don't know many big money makers who Clep'd out. Also, you can go to the military for 4 yrs, and that will give you some money. Other than that, clep is your best bet. I wish I had of done that.
@@kay8797 You have to check with the advisor, but I think all CLEP courses are ok except the science ones where you must have a lab. In CLEP obviously there isn't a lab component. In America, almost all science related jobs will require labs with your sciences, they may not hire you if you don't have the labs. CLEP chemistry, for instance, only works as a filler class for majors other than science related like a Business or Finance degree, for examples. But going to med school, I wouldn't CLEP on science but other courses.
I would like to see your photo. How old are you. What is your job. Am sure most students who watch your videos graduated because of you. Keep up the great work man, you’ll be blessed if not already
Darn, I'm graduating this year. I wish I would've known what college credits even were. BTW, Early College/Early Admission (Dual Enrollment) is also a great opportunity to earn multiple college credits. So, highly recommend it. As a low-income student, not many resources were given for me to succeed. I hope this finds someone like me and provides the opportunity and knowledge to succeed. Thanks!
This is very good advice. If you plan to transfer to another institution (say from a community college to university or to a place like medical school), be sure that it counts there too.
Iam in private university and I pay too much money really it's so hard for me that, my Department pharmacy that's was my dream and I achieved but when I see the amount of money that my parents pay it I feel by sadness and I saying I don't deserve to study pharmacy because I sometimes I get I low marks , and I planning to leave my dream and my Department,..because our studying in English language , but I am Arabic. iam trying to do the best, as much I can but I still get a low marks
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How did Organic Chemistry Tutor get through college without Organic Chemistry Tutor's youtube tutorials?
what if... he tutored himself by making these videos >:O
@@lancelotshih6869 i agree
Lancelot he didn‘t just save money...
@@lancelotshih6869 AHAHAHA
They got through organically, what else.
I'm in med school because of this guy man, props to him
You have an advice for a kid in grade 11 that is obsessed with medicine?
@@estifanos9981 fully enjoy the field and study more than that is needed. I always see my friends who are in med school only study what i minimally required and forget about everything else (I only have a undergrad in life sciences but focus more on physics :P)
@@estifanos9981 Currently studying Nanomedicine and all I can say is study study study. It'll benefit you in the long run
@@estifanos9981 me too . Which country are you from ?
@@abbdulrehmankhan3933 Ethiopia, You?
First, he taught me my derivatives... and now hes teaching me how to lead my life 😩❤
love him🦋🦋🙆♀️🤸♀️
90 gold 🤑😫
love him so much😩❤️
He is simply incredible.
Next, he will teach you how to find love! 🤣
Who needs uni when you have organic chemistry tutor am I right guys?
B a d V i b e s YES YOU REALLY ARE RIGHT
If you love chemistry then plz subscribe it. th-cam.com/video/7mj0OABaDLw/w-d-xo.html I am from india a little student of chemistry
yes
@@littlechemist hey bro. I am interested in science and math. I am trying to pursue a career in medicine or engineering, I havent decided yet but what does your channel offer and what do/have you studied?
@@mikiasg8453 👑 I am a little student of chemistry. In this Channel u will get chemistry tutorials as well as short funny videos for clearing ur concept
I really wanna hang out with this guy he sounds so chill
Ikr
I just love this guy..He inspired my friend and I to start a TH-cam channel just to teach our high school students at home during this pandemic...Kudos Sir, looking forward to meeting you in real life one day.
@Math4Kids probably on his friends
respect!
Some other advice:
If you can, get a job as a TA or RA at the school if they provide tuition reimbursement. It can actually slash your dorm and/or tuition in half, saving you thousands. Scholarships are nice too if you can go and acquire them.
Do an internship every summer, not having at least one seriously diminishes your chances of getting a job when you graduate.
Meet people and go to clubs. Try to make time for them as they are not only fun, but are the paths of networking and finding friends/romantic interest before you go out into the professional world where everyone has a fake mask to match society.
Be careful, you can do stupid stuff in college as memories but don't get yourself or other people hurt. Try to eat healthy and exercise as you aren't forced to anymore. Especially take care of your teeth.
Last but not least, check in with your highschool/childhood friends. College is a stressful time for some and a lot of people go into depression if they're alone. Reaching out to your friends will keep that relationship bridge and is a mutual solidarity in fighting back against bad mental health.
Bruh these are actually some great advice!
Thank you for the advice
finishing all basic courses in community college and transferring to university also saves a ton of money
but it cost you two years of your live
@@ernestomercado8176 sacrificing first year experience isn't as bad as you think
some people have it as their only option too
@@ernestomercado8176 if you really plan ahead you could graduate highschool early
I would've done that, but I was blessed with a cheap tuition that rivaled my local Community College (but I still drove to school and brought home lunch and all that).
the second he mentioned clep- i just knew that I had just wasted 2 years taking college calculus courses that I had taken in high school and received math awards on. bruhhhhhh this type of anger of having wasted time and energy is unlike any other, like im in pain.
Influencer: “what if you could make money from home?”
Me: fake
The Organic chemistry tutor: “what if you could skip 2 years of college?”
Me: so true!
My dad finished college using this trick too. Although it sounds like a pain
@@ch3esey so WAS it pain?
Could someonepleaseexplain?
@@ch3esey oy update us WAS IT A PAIN?
@@ch3esey How?
We will be much grateful if you could share with us your study tricks and hacks.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He’s very, like effective and has great work ethic.. just find a way that works for you by experimenting and KEEPING YOUR EYE ON WHAT WORKS BEST FOR FOR, WHAT YOU GET THE BEST RESULTS WITH and stick with it. As time passes you start developing tips and tricks to make studying easier for you and you find the best way to study
@@sanchez5963 That's great advice Thanks
Bushra Ashkir you’re welcome
@@sanchez5963 thanks bro
I love how you still " in this video" u rock!!
i wish he did talked on replacing profs who don't really teach at all
Or what about the ones that don't know how to run a module without making it unnecessarily taxing on students because they just don't care? Replace them too.
I'm in a med school with a good rank because of this guy ! I'm very very grateful to you! Thanks a lotttt!
Me tooo
The man is a scientist. Wish he would post some programming videos.
He might just not be good at that or at least good at explaining it otherwise he mightve done it?
Also pretty late 👀😂
I guess he MIT
2nd year ece student, thank you organic chem. You helped me get through this since I was 1st year college. I've been your subscriber before you reach 1 million. Hope you continue to help us college students who are struggling in engineering.
update, I am a graduating student now almost done
@@eggxecution W
I took these tests when I was 19 and received 6 college credits for management and 3 credits for physical science. I paid less than 100 dollars and passed both tests without studying.
I thought this video was going to discuss how transferring from a community college can save students from a substantial amount of debt, but this is really helpful too. Thank you
This guy does not only teach chemistry, but also teaches us useful life skills!
He could probably teach us how to do vehicle repairs, and I'll bet he would be good at it.
The guy posts this video at the end of fall semester :(
Lmao
Semester system collapsed.
@@vivektiwari5135 huh? Explain
@@vivektiwari5135 Aparently, not in Portugal.
It’s better than never.
I took several CLEP (and DANTES) exams and passed them. At the time, I had mixed feelings about it. I wondered if I was trading the benefits you mentioned (reduced time and cost) for some essential part of 'the college experience' I may have been missing out of. In retrospect, I think I made the right decision, since the school I went to wasn't a top tier college. If I had gone to a prestigious school, perhaps I'd have chosen to spend the extra time and money.
Most colleges accept them, but they all set different levels credit they will allow. Some may allow as little as 3 courses (9 cr hrs), some as high as high as 10 (30 credits!). They typically don't advertise it, so you have to dig through their acceptance and regulation materials to find out. At the very least, I think they're a great way to skip general requirements you may nit have much interest in.
i am doing he same :) Might Save a semester of college just because of clep. I am a big fan of those
if you know your going to college a good tip is to watch guys like this's youtube channels to study up on the courses your going to take. not only will you probably have a leg up on everyone else at the start, you will save time on studying, focus on things you actually need to learn, and maybe have such a good understanding you pass with high grades. IM CURRently writing formulas and theorys, laws, and examples of how to solve problems in note books a month or 2 in advance of the class. good notes will last you so even if you forget most of what you learned post graduations you can reffer to your notes and relearn everything much quicker.
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for motivating future college students to earn a college degree while saving time and money. When I was a college student in the late 1980's and early 1990's, I did not have anyone to motivate me to study and work hard as an Electrical Engineering student at the University of Maryland College Park. I started at the old Catonsville Community College in Baltimore County, Maryland and then I transferred to the University of Maryland after two years at Catonsville. I also barrow student loans to fund my undergraduate education. This is an error free video/lecture on TH-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
the only way to help him back is to watch the ads that pop out on his videos if you want to help him for his effort for posting here for free
I wish more CLEPs were available. I can pass the tests but I am too undisciploned to thrive in the heavy workload environment that is college
Pride of my life. I just don't know which word of application I can use to thank you. You have been saving my CGPA from High school to college. I am appreciating for the rest of my life. God Bless you
This man saves me on a daily basis
These prices are just insane?!? I really want to see the cost/benefit analysis that shows how a country doesn’t win on providing free education. People do it because it’s a good investment, same for government. Well luckily I have studied in many different lovely countries in everyone of them university was totally free and had high quality.
I’d say the main thing that wasn’t really talked about is how much CLEP exams are actually used to replace credits
my chem tutor, and now my life tutor. Love this guy ❤
I’m currently a 1st year college student, carrying 5 Major Subjects along with 6 minor subjects. I go to school from Monday to Friday with classes staring at 8:30AM up till 6PM. Why is college in the US more convenient? I mean it’s way more expensive compared here in the Philippines. But how?
time or quantity > quality. it sucks. and they expect u to study more material outside school hours
literally treating students like robots. what a sad system
what how can you have so many classes. When do you have time to study. In Australia we only do 4 subjects a semester
I only go to uni like 2-3 days if I feel like it and just study at home
Mine has 5 majors and 4 minor subj on first year a lot of my classmates cry because the transition from highschool to college is quite hard and since we are in a State university paying almost nothing for tuition the professors are quite the challenge but still fighting cuase nothing comes for free we need to sacrifice. (Philippines)
This is like the most amazing youtube channel this amazing human being is giving us free knowledge your so precious thank you so much
I feel compelled to point out that if you CLEP for chemistry instead of taking the course you won't get to witness near as many explosions (my chem 105 instructor at university did amazing demonstrations). The other classes, though, CLEP could be a great option.
I'm from India and I love to watch you videoes !!! They're really helpful since my teacher can't do anything
This is the first time hearing him asking us to press that 'Subscribe' button, it just sank that you're a TH-camr 😭😅 all along your were my Tutor/Real Lecturer
Hold up is this in Comic Sans?? He truly has the biggest brain
I'm mad that this video didn't pop up in my recommended years ago!
i wish i was born in the US because i will have the advantage and skip a lot of classes but i came here 3 years ago and the majority of subjects i never had those back in my natal country so skipping is not for me. The only subject i love and that i can skip is Math but the funny thing is that the way schools teach Maths here is soooo different but the results are the same so at least that is a plus
Good info! Just be aware that not all universities take CLEP credits!
I failed 2 advanced courses of physics which delayed a lot for my graduation which made me rethink of my career choice of electrical engineering to something else.
What did you switch to?? I’m in the same position 😅🥲
I usually skip these kind of videos but it’s the organic chemistry tutor ….
I love you God bless you!!! You were my inspiration!!!
Why go to college after watching this when you can just watch more Organic Chemistry Tutor??
"Chemistry"
"How To Save Money and Time as a College Student"
Makes sense, have a good day
Thanks for the advice and thanks for making the video free and accessible to all
Can someone post a picture of this senpai? I wonder what he looks like with his very big brain. My gratitude to you Mr tutor
Video starts at 1:30
My friends all told me my voice sounds like the organic chemistry tutor and I see why. This is definitely a complement
So this is basically like taking AP tests? (i might consider doing this for gen-Ed courses)
Yea
2:13 that is the over all total fee for B.Tech degree in The most prestegious college in India (8 semesters)
lel
in college my dad did this and tested out of english 1 and 2!! i wish i would have done it but hey at least i’m doing community
another thing that saves time and money is taking college courses in high school as a senior at your local community college!
*laughs in European*
Jk, even though this doesn't relate to me at all, it's very admirable that you're putting this info out there for those that need it
Why the fuck does “laughs in European” seem appropriate here? Please explain to me why that comment ever applies to a discussion about college advice? I’m genuinely curious because you just come off as a racist.
@@emilie6466 colleges in Europe dont cost as much when compared to Amercan colleges. The joke is that because he is European this video doesnt apply to him because he won't have to take on massive amounts of student debt
Lmao how's that racist?
Ah yes, the magical german colleges that have been free for everyone for over 200 years.
We have dismissed this claim.
@@Orinslayer Get off your high horse, I'm at university right now and don't have a single Euro of college debt, while Id have tens of thousands of dollars of debt in the US.
I never mentioned Germany either... and what do you mean "we have dismissed this claim"? I bet you've never stepped a foot in a European university...
Also, Germany hasn't existed for 200 years... you should revise your history a bit before spewing random lies.
This man is the Einstein of our generation
Your videos are so awsome, I really learn fast in fraction and decimals too, thanks organic chemistry
I am a med student 👩🎓 I love this guys work.
With 12000 dollars you can you can study and help upto 100 people to study in India lol 😭😭😂😂
Don't be shy, drop the merch
it is a matter of time and money but the most importANT thing you will accomplish your study>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>only thing that you can is youre accomplishment.
Hi bro you are the best you teaching style in your talking stylish just no limits.
Thanks a lot you help me to clear my examination with a good score.
Hey teaching is just God blessed and now I was just...
I just put this in my watch later so when I get to college i'll come back and watch it (currently a sophomore)
The same US History, English, Spanish you are taking in high school are the same ones in college. Keep your notes so you can refresh your memory before CLEP. Sometimes you can use work experience to get college credit for a class. Look into tech schools that offer core classes, (they're usually cheaper than colleges) just be sure they transfer to the college you want to attend. As a transfer student you are not required to live on campus. I want to sit for the CPA (certified public accountant) exam but I didn't want to go another year (MBA program) and pay all of that out of pocket ( you don't get financial aid after your 1st bachelor's degree.) I asked my advisor how to get there more creatively. she told me to double major. It was just 3 classes more and I'm able to start taking the CPA exam the day after I graduate. Which is in 4 short weeks! In 2 1/2 years I have earned my bachelor's degree in both accounting and finance. I wish you all the best.
Thanks to you because of you i learn how to love math....
This guy must be the smartest person anyone who knows him knows.
Passed my Bio 1 and 2 with Clep. Currently working on Chem 1 and 2. Took it once missed it by 10 points. But am taking the test again in a few months.
I did not pass. Missed it by 7 points this time. I think i would have been more successful if it wasn't timed. But 1min 20 seconds per question to remember formulas and do the math. 2 times I tried this Chemistry Clep..When almost doesn't count.
@@Creativeisme8 Have you made another attempt yet?
@@teambordercontrol4799 yes. I missed it by 6 points. For me is what difficult because the test is timed. And I guess I'm just not that fast at math. I'm taking the classes now and getting ready to complete it Dec and so far I am making a 100.02% in chemistry class. I learned so much trying to pass the Cleo it made the class super easy for me
@@Creativeisme8 Remarkable! Best regards to you in your future endeavors.
@@teambordercontrol4799 thank you!
Thank you sir ✌️✌️✌️...Your advices plus tutors keeps me going 👏👏👏
I just came here to say thank you.
GRATITUDE
Your video about equations is explendid!
I learn mathematics because of you.
THANK YOU
GRATIDÃO
Please teach us bipolar junction transistors' and mosfet basics
finishing those credits early is great!!......... until you realize you blew out all your gen eds and electives and now you're left with your hard science courses but if you want your scholarship to pay anything you have to take 12 hours (full time student) so you have to take 3-4 upper division sciences simultaneously. Just food for thought.
Yeah. A pretty good approach would be knocking out 50% of gen-eds with CLEPs and taking the rest to boost your cGPA. Also, check if the amount saved using CLEPs is greater than the potential scholarship you're receiving. My scholarship is quite small(only 2k a yr) and each class is 1.2k so it'd actually be worth it to take the gamble.
Thank you for every video you put out!!!
Tiktok brought me here, imma watch this everyday.
Didn't really know about this, had only seen AP courses in highschool that was pretty similar to this. Was expecting his method of saving time was going to be to take like 18-20 credit hours a semester lol
Girl you got this
Wow! Thank you! Very informative.
this man makes me want to be a woman in stem 😭😭 your lessons are very effective and now you're giving tips how to survive college
Happy Teacher's day bro
In my country the universities are free and government gives students a monthly pension
what country is that?
@@TheDoodleNoodle_ Saudi
In Australia you get paid but only if your family is poor
That’s an amazing tip from an amazing person
I'm in the most expensive college in my country but it costs about 2000$ a semester, I gasped when you said 12k a sem O.O
*laughs in free education*
You can always go to a state or local college for $3k a semester. If you wanna go to a bigger uni it gets more expensive.
@@good-tn9sr Nah I study at a uni, and it's a pretty big one here. But I think Education in Jordan and the parts around it are cheaper than some other countries
@@linahussein8185 ye I study at a uni as well and I was talking about America.
You are my idol, My brother👍
When you like any video you open from this channel before your brain processes what it's actually about.
Yes, Clep out of your classes or at least take your pre reqs at the community college. But taking most if not all of your classes at a big name university is important if you are trying to be a leader such as striving for a position eventually as a CEO, CFO, COO, Vice president, etc. Most people in those categories went to big name schools all the way thru. I don't know many big money makers who Clep'd out. Also, you can go to the military for 4 yrs, and that will give you some money. Other than that, clep is your best bet. I wish I had of done that.
As a Pre Med and an international student can i take CLEP and go to med school ?
@@kay8797 You have to check with the advisor, but I think all CLEP courses are ok except the science ones where you must have a lab. In CLEP obviously there isn't a lab component. In America, almost all science related jobs will require labs with your sciences, they may not hire you if you don't have the labs. CLEP chemistry, for instance, only works as a filler class for majors other than science related like a Business or Finance degree, for examples. But going to med school, I wouldn't CLEP on science but other courses.
@@Pllm30 thankyou so much for your advice
@@kay8797 Do you have any other concerns? I can definitely help. Are you looking to move to America?
I've always seen CLEP exams everywhere when I was in hs but didn't bother to check it out and I am just now only started seeing this 😭😭
I would like to see your photo. How old are you. What is your job. Am sure most students who watch your videos graduated because of you. Keep up the great work man, you’ll be blessed if not already
Good video!....I don't think that would work here in Canada :( especially if I'm studying Biomedical Science.
17 and want study Electrical engineering, this is great information.
I wish I found this video sooner, I just found out after my friend told me in the middle of my first semester lol
Save your money and get a skilled trade.
Me who has 5 more years till college.
*I will be 5 parallel universes ahead after this*
I'm not in college yet, but I am watching this while in my research class for 11th grade 😂😂
Community college should also be suggested
I think this is only for American's students because universities in my country are completely free and books aren't mandatory.
thank you for the advice
Step 1: Drop out of college
Step 2: watch organic chemistry tutors lectures instead
Step 3: cure cancer
Darn, I'm graduating this year. I wish I would've known what college credits even were. BTW, Early College/Early Admission (Dual Enrollment) is also a great opportunity to earn multiple college credits. So, highly recommend it. As a low-income student, not many resources were given for me to succeed. I hope this finds someone like me and provides the opportunity and knowledge to succeed. Thanks!
Organic chem tutor will become Real life tutor when he gets old.
This is very good advice. If you plan to transfer to another institution (say from a community college to university or to a place like medical school), be sure that it counts there too.
Should've posted this video six months ago! Took three classes this semester that I could've done clep for instead........... great.
can I hire you to teach me 😭 you are wayyyy better than all those prof
Iam in private university and I pay too much money really it's so hard for me that, my Department pharmacy that's was my dream and I achieved but when I see the amount of money that my parents pay it I feel by sadness and I saying I don't deserve to study pharmacy because I sometimes I get I low marks , and I planning to leave my dream and my Department,..because our studying in English language , but I am Arabic. iam trying to do the best, as much I can but I still get a low marks
In my country education from kindergarten to uni is free
What country
You're right but you dont have to be in debt to continue studying
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