I just took my first test for Discrete Math, and I absolutely bombed it despite studying for weeks. Can anyone who’s taken this class share their experience and any tips?

The combinatorics part is killing me. I find the content difficult enough as it is, but the professor’s questions are on a completely different level. They’re so original and confusing, and honestly, the practice problems felt like a different breed compared to what was actually on the midterm. I’m a lot more comfortable with proofs, which is the next part of the course, but after doing so badly on this first test, I’m genuinely worried about whether I can even pass with a C.

I’ve honestly been contemplating withdrawing and trying to e-permit the course somewhere else(but honestly I don't want to withdraw). I don’t know if I’m overreacting or if I should seriously consider it, so I’d appreciate hearing what you guys think. Has anyone been in a similar situation and managed to turn things around?

For context, I’ve already taken Calc 1–3 and Linear Algebra, so I’m not completely new to math courses.

I need an easy online elective

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i’ve taken all the required cs major math courses and saw that i could take one more to get a minor in mathematics.

would advanced symbolic logic/mathematical logic (multiple course codes on schedule builder but im p sure they’re all the same class) fulfill both math minor and cs elective requirements? my prof says yes but degreeworks is making me confused.

hypothetically, is a logic minor something worth considering? i’m looking at the requirements page and it looks like the logic and cs electives overlap.

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I just took my midterm exam and i swear i did so bad. i’m a pre nursing student, i already had stats and psych credits so i had a open slot for another class and i chose econ cause polisci and anthropology was full, but, i literally think i failed my midterm and we only have three exams. Should i withdraw to protect my gpa? Cause im also not sure if it will have an impact on my nursing application and im not trying to test whether it does or not cause i know i need at least 30 credits by the end of my freshman year… what do i do???

Hi, everyone.

I completed 26 credit with 4.0 gpa at LAGCC now transferring to hunter for the spring. Just want to know, can I get all intro pre med classes and all upper level classes at there since I did not take science courses at LAGCC.

Considering that worse timing and rigor of the classes does not matter to me, as long as my graduation is not delay; cuz I did not get the classes for semester.

I heard a lot of people saying: people do not get classes at hunter, and that cuz graduation delay.

I want to hear the TRUTH.

Adrienne Alaie or Samantha Sheppard for Bio 10000?

Trying to pick a prof but the times are odd for both. Which prof is better if I had to chose one?