I know everything

I just beamed two weeks worth of precalc and like two months of stats into my brain. Wish I didn't use up literally all of my time but my parents are forcing me to go on some sort of r-slurred road trip tomorrow so I had to cram and do all of my already accelerated coursework in 7 hours.

Glad I already took precalc because I can't imagine anyone who hasn't already done it succeeding. Professor just throws the book at you and says “figure it out” it has been nearly 6 years since I even thought of a triangle though and I'm slowly but surely remembering everything. I feel 15 year old me shaking her head; ashamed that I forgot the unit circle. If I do anything this weekend memorizing that thing is at the top of my list. I also hate the program we use for homework bc it keeps making me rationalize my square roots and they fricking never make you rationalize in every other class I've taken. When I took calculus both times the teacher didn't give a shit, they were way more worried about your +C

I will fully admit that I just straight up don't understand statistics. This is my fault because I've been reverse engineering the answers from the practice problems instead of sitting through the recorded lecture (boring) I was actually doing well up until I took the third quiz and bombed it lol. I think I may have over exerted myself on this though, I think I did literally half of the class work for the entire class. We can retake quizzes so I'm gonna do that preferably not at 11:30 PM. I'll even watch the videos. This isn't a math class though, this is a calculator programming class and unfortunately I'm bad with my calculator. Casio really is the Linux of calculators let me tell you. Supposedly they're better than TI and they're definitely cheaper but you have to mess with it every time you want to change your lists and it's annoying and I blame it for my failure. That and I'm r-slurred rn, I literally got a question wrong bc I confused right and left. I don't really like taking math quizzes online either because you get really bad scores compared to irl. There's no points awarded for things like work shown or how your process is. It's all or nothing.