Overcoming Physics Struggles: A Chemical Engineering Student's Journey

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In summary, a chemical engineering student's journey to overcoming physics struggles involves determination, hard work, and seeking out additional resources such as tutoring and study groups. By staying organized, setting realistic goals, and utilizing problem-solving strategies, the student can overcome their challenges and excel in their studies. Along the way, it is important to maintain a positive attitude and remember the practical applications of physics in the field of chemical engineering. With perseverance and a growth mindset, even the most difficult physics concepts can be conquered.
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Mary Kate
Hi!
My name is Mary Kate and I'm a chemical engineering student who tends to struggle with physics concepts.
 
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Welcome to the PF, Mary Kate! :smile:
 
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Struggle no more...I hope!

And welcome Mary Kate :oldsmile:

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