How to Get an A in Physics
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Hi Everyone!
So this is my video on how to get an A in physics. I have currently taken two physics classes and received an A in both. (I know I mentioned in the video that I have only taken one class and was currently in the other class but I made this video a couple weeks ago. So now Im done with the class and received an A. Hopefully that clears up any confusion) Also what i mean by "physics series" at my school I have to take 3 physics class which make up a series. So I have currently taken two of them and this quarter I will be taking the last one. Any ways what I said in the video is exactly what I did i my classes to receive an A. Remember it does take time to learn the concepts like any class Im sure you guys have taken. Hopefully you guys can implement my techniques and incorporate some into your own studying routine. I am in no way one bragging nor two telling you this is the absolute only way to receive an A in physics. Everyone has their own way of studying and many of them are successful. Im just helping those who need a place to start studying that is all :) Thanks for watching my video and I hope this helps. Make sure to leave comments below telling me your thoughts as well.
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The best way to get an A in physics is this:
1) Read your text book and take notes from the readings the day before your physics lecture over that subject. Come prepared to class with questions about anything you don't understand.
2) Go to class. If you don't go to class you won't pass physics, or will have a low grade.
3) If there's anything you don't understand still after lecture, attend your professor's office hours. Most likely, you will want to start working through your homework as this is where your understanding will prove to be solid, or it might need some cleaning up. If it needs cleaning up and you're having problems with the homework, go to office hours.
4) Solving problems, like math or physics, requires practice. Repetition is your best friend. Learn the methods to solving them, and eventually you will see patterns and make connections between given information in test and homework problems because you have solving many similar problems before the exam or test.
If you do all of these to your best, I'm confident anybody can get an A or B in physics.
This comment was better than the entire video
Hoodhippo I was just going to say that😅 👍
your comment was more helpful than the video
that's time-consuming... there is around 12 hrs of work.. you have 4+ classes (lectures and study time) if you're lucky you will have "me time"
Well I had a surgery, so I couldn’t go to class for 2,5 month. I missed a lot, a test also. I feel a lot better so now I need to make the test, but the next month so I have a lot of time. The problem is I have to do this al by myself. So you basically saying just don’t even try? I have a website where a men basically “teach” every subject of physics. I though maybe it could be like class.
Stop saying "memorize". Physics isn't about memorizing. It's about understanding concepts and ideas, then using that knowledge to solve problems.
+Ryan Smith Right there mate. She has no fucking idea what she is talking about. This makes me so angry. People like her usually just cheat their fucking way through the education system by memorizing every piece of information and just playing it back when required.
+Heaven Anyone with any knowledge of Physics would know that memorizing will get you nowhere in the subject. She clearly knows nothing about the subject.
***** Exactly.
+Ryan Smith How do you know the answer to 1+1? Do you understand it? Do you think about the concepts in your head? Unless you wrote the book sized thesis on why 1+1=2, you do not understand it. You are memorizing this fact from learning it as a young child. So yes, all the knowledge you know now is stored in your memory, even the concepts you strive to understand.
tashahou That doesn't relate to the subject at all. Everyone knows 1+1=2. Basic arithmetic is something every knows and memorizes because it is intuitive that's why we use it. If I asked you how to calculate the speed of an object after (gravitational) acceleration (which is easy as well), you would rather get to it by logical thinking: "Ah alright, this object O is accelerated for 1s with 1/m/s^2 that's why it's speed is 1 m/s after 1 s. Because the speed of the object increases proportionally "(Although this is in some way intuitive as well). I'm sure this woman would not have the same approach. She would try to make a "learning sheet" for it haha. Understanding is key.
Guys, my only advice as a physics student "Don´t memorize the formulas, try to deduce them in a mathematical way."
Those in Algebra-based physics memorize...Bio students take Alg. based
Thanks
physics is just harddd!!!!. chem and bio are so easy but physics sigh I literally have to study every second!
Whattttt
oh my- 🥲
I watched this video years ago when I was in high school taking physics, now I am a 3rd year university student studying Mechanical Engineering and still referring back to this video.
Hey. Good luck. I'm studying mechanical engineering too. You got this!
my problem is that I can do all the homework assignments and follow along easily in class, but in exams the questions are not like the homework and its about applying your knowledge which I'm weak at in math related subjects. I also get anxiety about the labs often cause I never know what I'm doing half the time even when I try and prepare
i had a physics exam today and most of the questions were home work and i couldn't do it😣😣
Physics is honestly just so hard...
I'm. not bad at it...I still manage to get As in physics but I have to struggle for that...
I could get like a 98% in Biology and Chemistry without reading that much but I read physics like every day and....its too much for my brain...xD
okay then.. ikaw na matalino bes ikaw na tss
Omg im the opposite ...for me its seems so easy and I thinks it is due to my passion for it.And without studying I can still get an A.You just have to practice and she the bright side : )
We Are alike
Physics is just a math class except you are actually applying your knowledge to real problems.
Um I would say physics is all about understanding
Cleo Lau no
Cleo Lau of course 😇😇😇😇
What do you mean "No"?
Majed Kalaoun weird 🙃
Cleo Lau you can't really say that. Because intelligence is defined as "the capacity of... understanding". That being said your definition is too broad. And if I have to be honest, I took that kind of personally because (if I'm being honest), I'm not so good at physics. So when you said Physics is about understanding and I making that parallel connection between previous knowledge about the definition of "intelligence" , it made me feel as though I'm not intelligent. Which I would assume is natural because if physics is about (as you said), "understanding" and intelligence is defined as "the capacity of understanding" amongst many things. But yah, I'm not saying this to make you feel bad. I obviously need help in physics if I looked up and am watching this video. I'm just pointing that out so you could make your answer less broad. Because I'm pretty sure if physics was about "understanding" then the definition of intelligence and physics would be related. Which could be the case, but not everyone who understands stands physics is intelligent and not everyone who doesn't understand physics is not intelligent and know (but that too differs based off of personal understanding and ideas of why intelligence is). Any whooo, please be more specific.
Math and physics is understanding, every other subject is memorization
Not true.
What about writing? That's just plain hard work
@@greenleyg9373 I guess, typically STEM majors don't need or care about English major courses; we only need Comp 1 & 2 and in some cases technical writing, after that we don't care about English classes... that being said those 3 classes I mentioned are typically easy but some professors are hard
Kinda. Still mathematics and physics aren't similar in my eyes. I'm failing mathematics (5.8/10) and I'm very good at physics (9/10).
Mandy Stuurop Wtf it doesn’t even add up you have to be good at math to be good at physics
Gabby Aikawa: "How to Get an A in Physics"
1. 1:00 Make your formula sheet (If it sucks, make a new one throughout the course). Be familiar with it.
2. 2:08 Colour code and bold notes for better memorization.
3. 2:34 Do homework problems over and over. (most important step). Come back to homework questions you got wrong or found difficult.
4. 7:05 Write down which equation you are using whenever you are doing homework questions for better memorization.
5. 8:07 Keep track of variables (ex. 'v' could stand for either volume or velocity)
6. 8:27 Know your units.
Tip: Your formula sheet is just an aid. You need to know where which formula must be used, otherwise you won't get it. Practice, Practice, Practice!!
You're welcome.
I can memorize formulas I just can't apply them or think of it conceptually idk
This is good for people who are taking a physics class or two, but not for people who are pursuing physics as a career. Nothing should be memorized
***** obviously f=ma can be memorized.. but you don't memorize derivations of equations or every form of an equation for every single type of problem. then you are just a machine with no analytical skills. my teachers don't even have the vast majority of equations that they TEACH memorized, they derive them on the spot when someone asks a quesiton about them
That works for one aspect of a physics 1 class, have fun memorizing once you get to modern physics and later classes. You will either understand nothing because you waste your time memorizing everything, or you will fail.
Can you derive 1/p + 1/q = 1/f on the spot? That ones a bitch !!
I just can’t mentally understand it. I have put in hours outside of class practicing examples but it just doesn’t click. I honestly feel like once I understand where the equations and stuff come from it will be much easier but my mind just can’t do it lmao
Youre lucky ur teacher give you HWs our teacher only explain the equations one time and he write an example of the equation and we write after him and thats it boom no one got an A
A Al-M Me too! Mine does the same thing.
Lol the same
😂😂😂😂
You just accurately described my physics teacher,
got a day till the exam, im fucked
How was it?
I sat in there regretting the fact I didn't study 1 month prior to the examination period. Got 24%. It was depressing. Feelsbadman
I'm sorry, man. Hope you get better next time. :(
Yuniqe Same i am gonna get fucked up by my mum
Mine is in 11 hrs and 35 mins approx and I can only revise for like 1hr 30 mins… I'm freaking screwed man help
How much do you sleep? I see some students still manage to get 8 hours of sleep despite taking nearly all AP classes, while I have to stay up later to do work half as hard as theirs.
I don't understand how one can do all the practice required and still get 8 hours.
Um usually 7 hours. They probably prioritize their studying and activities to make sure they are productive with their time because I am a firm believer in sleep haha. I have a video called how to stop procrastinating, not saying you are, but it might give you some tips on how to schedule your time throughout the day. Hope this was helpful!
Thanks!
Me being that nerd that doesn't do all of her/his homework until midnight or last minute and still manage to get straight a's...
People DO NOT TAKE Calculus and Physics together!!! It's a bad idea! Take Calculus first. Calculus is a very difficult class and requires a lot of time in order to get A. It's not your ordinary math class. Physics is even harder. Perhaps, the school she went to is easier than most so don't underestimate these classes. I go to a very good science school that has a tough, rigorous science program and what she's talking about made me laugh. Physics or any other science class is not about memorization! You have to understand the concepts from inside out in order to do well or even pass!
It's fine for some people but it's definitely not the best setup for the average person. I'm currently enrolled in a top university in our country, and Physics majors take Elementary Analysis instead of calculus, which is basically a mathematically rigorous version of calculus. For these physics students, they have no choice since elementary analysis is a co-requisite of their fundamental physics classes.
I'm only on my second year of Pre-calc, and I'm taking AICE Physics. I took Pre-calc last year, now I'm taking AICE Math, like Pre-calc but you learn other parts of calc. Most people like me just do AICE Math and are now taking Calculus, I'm different in that I took another pre-calc, so I should be more prepared for calc.
So, nobody has taken calculus unless they are a senior now. Welp, that explains why we're all being f-ed. Also, yeah, a totally new learning style and totally new content, unlike repeated classes like history.
I took physics, calculus, computer science..
Passed them all..
I got them both and still got A+ on Physics and Calculus😂
Maybe you're talking about higher levels of calculus (such as multivariable), but Calculus 1-3 is still super easy. It's not even close to the harder levels of math. Most people who are good at math can ace those classes without even studying.
I actually started a full physics course this past semester and i must say that u have to have a strong background with math with i struggle with a bit but this video has helped me.
dude i have exam in a week and im totally fucked im done with the meterials havnt solved anything im so stressed that i havnt finished all the material i cant solve anything aaah im gonna go insain , can you advice me something that can help me please !!!! thank you
Same >
How was it?
salam essa what happened with your test?
My entire life in one paragraph
Some people are hating but Thnxx for the tips helped a lot ❤️
Im a physics tutor, and physics is not hard at all. Just make sure you understand the subject how to solve problems, which fomular to use. Thats it
I NEEDD TO GET ME A TUTOR I SUCK AT PHYSICS
Though I am going to be a a freshman in high school I know these tips will help, Thanks!!!
Always use chair n table when read physics like maths . Second use pen n paper when learn physics . Try to make diagrams of concept . Learn one answer three times at least . Then write it in your own words without watching it .
By "DO NOT MEMORIZE", most people on the comments section mean you only have to memorize the general equations, but not the derivations. If you really want a career in Engineering/Physics/Mathematics, understanding is your best option. That is because university level Physics will provide you a lot of setups such that each will make you derive a unique equation. These equations will only be derived if you truly understood what is implied in the setup. If you're a physics/engineering major and you're memorizing these 20+ equations derived from each item, consider memorizing 1000+ equations by the end of your undergraduate course. But seriously, I can't imagine someone memorizing all these equations, especially that most will involve some form of integration.
First year physics is not so difficult tbh, the gap in difficulty from 1st year to 2nd year and beyond is pretty big however
Yay another study video! I loved it :) thanks for sharing !
I love your videos, they keeps me motivated and you're such a sweetheart!
I'm studying physics in Germany and I use a pretty similar method and it works great. You can't get through it without working problems.
Thank you for watching my videos and Im glad they are motivating you. Its great to know that you have similar study habits when it comes to physics cause it shows that they really work!
Okay, before I watch this video. I would really looove to pass my physics subject and i hope that this video would help me. Its funny how i watch this video first before i watch physics tutorials. Urgh motivate me Gabby Aikawa. Hihi
fantastic advice! You're going to do GREAT in medical school! And thanks to yor tips- so will I haha! Thanks!
Wonderful advise .....ofcourse I have problem in physics but I love to study more about this subject
what if you don't even know how to do the assignment and once you think you do then when you check answer key suddenly its all wrong. Thats why i just see work on answer key if I dont understand it I dont know if thats a good way to learn if you keep doing that.
I probably just don’t do well cuz I don’t study or pay attention
I need you....aspiring med school student...just like you ! help ! lol i'll love you forever.
Haha med school aspiring together! The hard work will be worth it in the end. We need to help each other :)
i wish this thing had a private box or something.
love your videos, so helpful! thank you so much!
I've just finished AS Level Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics at Sixth Form and I'm just about to start A2 in these subjects. This video has really helped as I don't think I've done very well in my AS exams and I'm hoping to do better in my A2 exams next year. Thanks for the help! :)
Exactly the same for me!!
That's in a way good you know revising your homework problems will definitely help you revise your basic concepts. It's not like you do your homework just at the time it's given to you and you do NOT touch it after that! That's lame. Everybody has to refresh their memory! I'm good at physics and that is what I do. I solve as many problems as possible and then I comeback to the important ones. Thanks for the video. Love xoxo
wish I had watched this video last semester when I was taking my last physics class :p these tips would have been really useful ;) Your makeup is always so perfect!! you look gorgeous xxx
hey! haha I'm glad you enjoy my tips and I know you did great in your physics class!
Laurie..:-)
Wonderful video, could you do a video on academic burnout? I personally find that I can maintain a heavy workload for a while, but i end up gradually losing focus and having more difficulty maintaining my schedule. Thank you!
Im glad you enjoyed my video. I love the request I feel like a lot of students are like that too.
I remember when I cared about the grades I got in school. But after finishing my undergrad and realizing that work is just plain not fun, I just take the courses that are in demand (courses I don't care about) on my own schedule. As long as I finish and get my graduate degree I could care less about the grade. I went from math to accounting. Sometimes I think I should have gone the engineering route, but by that time I already had like 5 years of accounting experience. Experience counts WAY more than grades in the work world.
Understand what is going on , I can't stress this enough , cramming won't help you in physics , it only delays a fail.
Clutch once again, Gabby... Thanks (again. lol). :D
im doing a&p is this the same kind of physics or is the physics where doing different in a way??
what homework are you talking about? book's question or past paper. Because the past paper question not the solution are tricky and i couldnt do them.
I'm self-studying I'm passionate about math and interested in physics, someone said Id need chemistry, biology and electronics background along with math, I started to self-teaching myself since 2018 and im doing good in math and If I study othere subjects othere than maths I said, but ill be 75 yr old or less, and I'm only interested in math and physics, so should I just stick to the math and physics?
Actually physics is my worst subject.... I still don't understand this subject at all... I mean 8 only have to do one more year to go.... but I couldn't even do my homework bcuz I didn't know how...I kinda get the feeling that even if I put more effort in it I can't go over a D in my tests... :(
SAME =( =(
+So-ra Lee you can do it! simple relax and focus, maintain calm so that you can do it effectively and with passion. Physics is beautiful :)
don't ever give up
me too. 🐾 even if I memorize the formula. I dont know when to use it.
Key things in physics is not to memorize equations, but finding your givens and what you have to find. So once you write that down, look through the equations you had been taught and find one where there is a variable that accounts for your missing value. If it has two, don’t use it or try and find that other unknown using another equation.
hey I love your video! I just want to know if your teacher literally doesn't give you notes, I mean literally he does not have any notes just lectures without problems, then to study for the first midterm which is in a week in a half , do I just do the HW problems over and over again ?
even i wanna knw tht . i am from india ... and in our school system we arent really given formula sheets and stuff :P
Wow..u r so intelligent :) it will help me alot...
Thanksss ,,,respect from Pakistan xoxo
She is not intelligent , she just tells you to memorize things and when you are taking or studying physics you have to understand and find by yourself a solution to the problem
Hi Gubby ! I am from Pakistan , I am doing CIE physics and maths ( both As and A2 combine ) . I am so scared because I feel it too difficult than o level . I just want to ask that is four moths enough to get A grade in both subjects if I work hard ( like if I study 8 to 10 hours daily ) .
i love all your videos:) do you think you can do a video in studying for standardized tests?
Thank you!! Ahh I am actually not that great at standardized tests and I only feel comfortable giving advice on subjects I confidently support so you might have to find someone else for advice on that. Sorry if you find someone good let me know :) haha.
Yeah just as a quick note, you’re also able to use google images for physics problems, it actually gives you the answer and how it’s solved for some at least. I did this for precal at the end of the semester and it helped a lot maybe it helps here too!
In class we apply more algebraic concepts it's pretty much elementary physics but what fucks me up is the significant figures and conversions man
Did you take vector calculus-math 23 a and b before physics 6c? just wondering And do think you could of possible passed physics 6c without vector calculus ?
meant to write possibly not possible
I have a midterm... TOMORROW KMS
hi, so far I am in a class where the teacher just tell us to do laboratories and he doesn't really explain to us why and what is the point of doing the labs or teach us what the concept of that chapter is, my grade in that class is a C currently
Do you have any notes that youve made in the past?
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Pov: you came here after watching rick and morty or other sci fi movie
Can't wait to try out your tips for physics since it's my first time taking this class in college! Wish me luck!
KittyStarr10 Good Luck! Let me know if my tips helped at all
makeupwarrior1 thanks and I will let you know how well I did in physics :)
Lol I have 40 homework sets this semester each around 15-20 problems. No notecard, no pictures of old tests or quizzes, no cap.
do you READ a physics/ math manual?? I know some people who read page by page all the chapters... I tried it and fell asleep on the intro to the first chapter... should i make more effort or is it a waste of time?
I personally don't read the physics manual. I just read over my teacher's lecture notes and so far thats all Ive needed. I wouldn't say its a waste of time because a lot of people find the book to be very informative so if it works for you but if it doesn't I don't think its mandatory.
what foundation you use? and do u wear it everyday? lol your makeup always look great!
Thanks! In this video I used cover girl 3 in 1 foundation. I usually don't wear it everyday just because I don't wear makeup everyday. But I always go back to this one so I guess you can say I really like it
my school offers a “Calculus Physics” class and everyone i’ve known who has taken it warned me to take calculus before physics because it was so hard. i did and it actually makes it somewhat easier to understand the questions. it’s still confusing, don’t get me wrong, but it’s kind of like you’ve already fought half the battle.
thank you!! you are so pretty and smart. I have s physics test tomorrow and yes work is force times distance!:)
W= Fdcos() you are missing the cos
There is no cosine...
I wish I saw this a couple of days ago. I just dropped my physics class because it was very very hard and I was gonna take it with calculus. I'm currently in pre calculus
wow😳
but i still dont understand tho
Is physics mainly problems that you have to solve with math or like multiple choice questions that test concepts?
Its a bit of both if I'm being honest. Like you will need to know certain concepts and what formula to use pertaining to that concept. Like if this happens, use this formula. If this is the situation, use this formula and solve this way, etc.
I wanted to take physics 1 and calculus 1 at the same time but I spoke with physics’ professor and he told me that I should be better off if I take it after calculus 2. Meaning that I should take physics 1 and calculus 3. He believes some concepts would be easier after calculus 2.
Thank you much for your video efforts. Psych sense you are realistic and thorough. I like Your temperate pathological rhythm. stay cool freind. :)
zak burns 😂😂
I've taken college algebra, survey of calc, calc 1, statistics, gen chem 1 and 2, all sorts of math classes. I've never gotten below a 94 In any of those, until my algebra based physics 🤷🏻♂️. I consider myself relatively good at math, and most of the algebra in my physics is elementary and I could have done it in 6th grade (the math anyways). In college this has been the only class where I struggled right off the bat, and not cuz of my math, I think my brain just hates physics.... idk. I dont think it's abstract thinking even because my Ochem 1 and 2 course are both abstract as hell, and I passed both without a problem. I'm do all the readings, go to all the lectures, take additional peer study groups offered 50 min 3 times every week, go to every lab, do every homework assignment almost always in the physics help center, and review my weekly notes for each week. I'm starting to think my brain is hard wired against physics 🤔! Anyone else have a hard time with physics when you've excelled at every other college math and notoriously difficult college courses like Ochem 1 and 2? I'll take suggestions, cuz I need to do good 😂!
Currently taking CE Physics and Ap Calc as a junior...ughhhh
Just pass the AP tests or you would’ve taken those for nothing obviously. It’s worth the credit. Take advantage but don’t tire yourself out
@@zaviermagee8952 Bro this was 5 fucking years ago
Excellent video thank you!
I'm taking Physics next semester and I'm super excited because I am a science head but since its at a college level I don't want to mess up. I'm determined to get an A in the class though
How'd you do?
Is she talking about regular physics or Ap physics
I’m just interested in physics and idk if it’s hard and stuff I’m a freshman in high school rn
If I know every equation should I be golden for physics 1?
thomas tyner nope
Donald Trump exactly! #respect✌😅
What are the names of the physics in the series?
I’m learning about Newton’s and I don’t know ANYTHING! Also stuff like mass and weight and it’s sad cause i study for HOURS and nothing changes and its not fair cause if you make ONE mistake the teacher writes “pity, try harder next time...” and it’s annoying cause I feel like she’s picking on me and expects me to know everything.
So I’m I’m a freshman in hs and I’m stupid and I’m 8th grade a lot of my smart friends took physics so I took physics and umm wtf I don’t want to do it now
I'm not sure if I missed it in a video. Do you keep all your papers organized in a binder/notebook/laptop?
notebook! I don't really like taking notes on my laptop
makeupwarrior1 Thank you! & do you read the book chapters for every course in order to make the study guides?
Yes I usually read all the chapter sections that my teacher had on the syllabus that we would be learning in class
Taking physics 4a this semester I’m preparing myself for the hell that’s about to come 😭😭
My teacher gives us homework questions but doesn’t explain or provide us with how to answer the questions on the textbook ughhhhhh I hate physics
okay i have my physics exam after 2 days and i dont know what i should everyday i say i would study and try to finish a chapter today but i find my self just looking at the book i there anything i should do now to just pass this exam
Merna Elnahas same here 😑😑😑
wonder will this help me as I am attending next year a theoretical physics class
ITS ALLL ABOUT THE CONCEPTUAL STUFFS! I suck at Physics, but my teacher has been preparing my class for the AP exam and some of the stuff that we did which were examples from previous AP and you don't even need a calculator because it's CONCEPTUAL!!!
What camera do you use?
What's a note card?
A note card was just a 4 x 6 inch note card that many people use to make flash cards with that we were allowed to put whatever we wanted on front and back for our exams. Like a cheat sheet... only it wasn't technically cheating since the teacher allowed it haha
ok thank you! This video was very helpful! xx
A great bedtime story.
Is this high school physics or college or could it apply to both
It could definitely apply to both
Gabby Aikawa thank you that's the subject that worries me the most
I am failing quantum computing course this semester... even tho I spent most of my time into study. Sometimes, the extremely hard subject exists.
i wish my school had quantum computing class
What if your professor doesn’t show up for lectures, has dementia, doesn’t allow notecards or assign homework. Also the exams are 100% of your grade
Hi!! I've been watching your videos for a while now and I was wondering if I could private message you somehow because I kinda have a question about college that I'm struggling with? Thanks! =)
Yea sure. If its easier for you, you can email me at akawaka22@gmail.com
makeupwarrior1 Thank you! I will do so now!! =)
nice vedio......
yoou r looking beautiful in the vedio .
i like you and your video very much
YES GREAT TIPS!!!
I doing algebra 3 trig with physics
More study videos! They're awesome! You should do video: How to plan your day or smth :D
Haha thanks! Okay thanks for the request!
4:15 lol you hv such RUclipsR HANDWRITING! why do all youtubers write like this?!?! 😂😂😂
memorizing is very nearly useless in physics
Nice but I only watched the whole video because your so easy on the eyes
You would be better served having taken Calculus before Physics....even though many colleges allow you to take them with each other (so you can graduate on time). But it's an issue when you are in physics and can't do derivatives.