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AP Chemistry
Hello everyone, I am taking AP chem, psych and stats. Psych and stats are manageable but chem is insane. My teacher isn't teaching according to collage board and is designing his own units. We have not gotten a single FRQ or a MCQ yet, I don't know where to start, the book is overwhelming. Any tips?
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New comment 3d ago
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Not sure if this helps, since I never took ap chem before, but I know Khan Academy has a AP Chemistry course, and Fiveable is also a good resource for APs (Fiveable has some free and paid features, but as a brokie I just make do with the free stuff).
Harvard ventures TECH winter fellowship
Hey y'all, has anyone got into harvard ventures TECH winter fellowship or the summer program? If you have or know someone who has, what questions do they usually ask in the interview?
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New comment 2d ago
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@A D The fellowship acceptance notices should come out December 10th
Wet lab supplies
Hi, where does everyone buy their wet lab supplies from likes beakers, test tubes etc for experiments? I am in middle school.
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New comment 2d ago
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@Nate Julius That or ask your science teacher about asking your school to order the supplies for you. It may be a shot in the dark, but if you thoroughly explain what you're trying to do with your research/experiments, they may be willing to pay.
PSAT Score
I got a 1270 on my PSAT. Is that bad? Should I spend time improving my score for SATs next year?
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New comment 11d ago
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The projected SAT score from a 1270 PSAT is around 1310-1370, which isn't bad depending on the school you wanna get into, but I would still 100% recommend practicing to improve your future scores. Rishab has some free SAT resources, you can join his SAT masterclass ($25 I think), or you can also practice on Khan Academy and use the official CollegeBoard SAT practice tests.
Are we all just stupid?
You know, there's certain things that when you look at them they look so simple yet, we just don't want to accept the simple things. For example, when I see someone doing something very basic in a field I've worked on before, in my head, I'm like, omg, that's so cool and I see me in him and it's almost like a very endearing feeling and if they come up to me, it makes me so happy. But at the same time whenever I'm doing something new and I have to start small with something more basic, I feel embarrassed to tell anyone cause, in my mind, I'm like oh, but no one's going to think it's cool, this is not good at all. But I know that's not true, they probably feel the same thing as I do whenever I meet someone like that. Another example is doing things, right. A few months ago, I saw like these people like @Chinnu B , @Crown Mare , they were posting like book reviews and I was like, hey, they're so cool, they're so great, I don't even read books, they're totally on a different level. But that's just simply not true, at some point in the past, they were probably the same as me, they also had a day where they picked up their first book, maybe it was before me, maybe they read fast but at some point, they were in the same stage as me and you, and infact I still don't read 1 book a week, I take 1 book, I don't even try to read like 1 chapter a day, if I'm feeling good, I real multiple chapters if I'm not feeling good, I just read 1 paragraph and that's it, some days, when I'm busier, I don't even read. So, does that make me a really good reader like them? Probably not, so what, if I read even 1 book in like say not even a month, like 3 months, that's 4 books an year, in 3 years, I'll know about a whole dozen of books and then I can call myself a reader and like the first example, if I were to tell a good reader that, oh, I read like half book, they probably couldn't care less about comparing my not even 1 book level to them, they'll be like, oh, yeah, that's great and again, we know these stuff yet we just don't accept them.
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New comment 17d ago
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We are human so we all have some form of stupidity. Some of us may have more than others. I'm talking about myself, of course (*cries*). Just as long as we know where our soft spots are and are willing and working to strengthen them.
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@Rudaiba Tarannum Regardless I know I have my weaknesses :P but being stupid is not always bad because it keeps ya humble and progress is a lovely motivator
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Just another HS student who wants to get into a good university under a scholarship; I'm interested in medicine & want to find related research opps.

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