chem 107 tutor

[BMFScout]

i'm telling you, 106 is where it's at...

Here is what I am talking about...
http://www.chem.selu.edu/elbers/106-1-SYLLABUS.html

and yes Chadnutz, I got through this one by myself, I'm as smart as you!!

[TxCruzr]

and yes Chadnutz, I got through this one by myself, I'm as smart as you!!

BURN!!!!

[JeepPhisherman]

i think mr. bill teaches at 4.0

[Chadnutz]

Thats a little rude Chadnutz and probably the WORST advice I have ever heard.....I had a tutor for most of my maths and sciences (A+ tutoring and/or personal) and I found it to be the best think I could have done for myself. I definitely credit my grades to having someone there and I wouldn't have done as well without them. Having a tutor doesn't make anyone dumb, it helps focus there attention in areas that are important so you make good grades, thus making you all the 'smarter'.

****...I was nice compared to Kopeki! I gave him positive advice. People need to learn how to take care of themselves. If that means paying for tuition and then paying someone else on top of that to teach you, then so bet it. I'd bet that most of the time poor grades come from forgetting what you should have learned in Priorities 101. Put down the wrench and the beer and pick up the book. I chose a million other things than school to do with my time. The big one was working 30-40 hours per week. This is why I dragged it out over four years. I am merely speaking from my own experience. College isn't hard. Making it #1 priority is.

[agjohn02]

i think mr. bill teaches at 4.0

he went to work for his competition? he used to, or still does, own A+. Arf Carr owns 4.0.

[fbronco86]

****...I was nice compared to Kopeki! I gave him positive advice. People need to learn how to take care of themselves. If that means paying for tuition and then paying someone else on top of that to teach you, then so bet it. I'd bet that most of the time poor grades come from forgetting what you should have learned in Priorities 101. Put down the wrench and the beer and pick up the book. I chose a million other things than school to do with my time. The big one was working 30-40 hours per week. This is why I dragged it out over four years. I am merely speaking from my own experience. College isn't hard. Making it #1 priority is.

Do you think about anything before you post stupid crap like that.

First off college was not hard for you cause you are some BS engineering major

Secondly, anyone can make it through college you just have to figure out how much study time you need to put in. For me it was not much but for someone else it might be alot.

[Chadnutz]

Do you think about anything before you post stupid crap like that.

First off college was not hard for you cause you are some BS engineering major

Secondly, anyone can make it through college you just have to figure out how much study time you need to put in. For me it was not much but for someone else it might be alot.

And how is that any different than what I said? I was some BS engineering major but I put zero effort into school period. I slept in 80% of my classes (ask anyone that has been in class with me), didn't do any homework and didn't study until the night before or the day of... You can downgrade my degree all you want, but I got THE job I wanted at THE place I wanted so I don't give a ****.

Good day.

[JeepPhisherman]

what a bunch of whiney pussies

[fbronco86]

And how is that any different than what I said? I was some BS engineering major but I put zero effort into school period. I slept in 80% of my classes (ask anyone that has been in class with me), didn't do any homework and didn't study until the night before or the day of... You can downgrade my degree all you want, but I got THE job I wanted at THE place I wanted so I don't give a ****.

Good day.

If you dont give a **** then shut up about it.

Go back to your cookie cutter (custom) house

[Chadnutz]

It's not mine yet....but keep throwing your money away on rent.