Comparing Calculus 3 And Differential Equations

Being the oldest of four children, it was always hard me to learn things fast. My parents weren’t able to help me with schoolwork because they both dropped out of school at a very young age. As I entered high school, I was terrified of all the hard classes I would be taking. Although I am not the best in every subject, a topic in which I have excelled in is Mathematics.

Growing up, I have been an individual who has pushed myself beyond the minimum requirements in order to succeed. In high school I excelled in both academics and athletics. I graduated in the top 10% of my class and lettered in hockey and tennis my sophomore, junior, and senior year. I worked hard and put in extra time in order to set myself apart from others. Succeeding in both school and athletics made me a responsible, reliable, and an organized individual. These experiences made me a versatile individual and have given me a work ethic that has benefited me with my academics in college and with my work and volunteer experiences.

I have learned while in college that the best ways for me to learn are by being able to see or write down something because it is something that I can review and still be able to grasp the concept when it is needed for a test. This strategy was helpful when I was in my English and math class. The second thing that also helps is viewing models because there is something that is tangible which makes it so much easier for me to be able to learn this is the strategy that I used while in my biology. The help of peers has also helped me with my learning process as well because there is not as much pressure when going up and talking to the teacher about what is wrong.

I worked my butt off with my dad every year. We had a family challenge, who could get the highest college or high school GPA. I am proud of what I accomplished, but I lost. My middle brother graduated with over a four point zero GPA at Troy High School. I was close with a three point eight five, but my dad beat us all. He graduated first in his class at The Ohio State University.

Now I am in many advanced classes and do very well in them without any help. The reason I do well in school currently is because I put substantial amounts of time challenging myself to do better. I did very well on state testing last year scoring, 4 on the A.P. Human Geography exam and a 487/500 on the Biology exam (check bio score). I know I can achieve greater academic success

From my days as a little kindergartener till now, I have always taken school very seriously and worked hard to be an honor roll student. I have never missed a day of school in my entire life and I have never failed to turn in an assignment. I have always been determined to be the best in my class and never give up. What drives me to work hard, are the lessons my parents have instilled in my mind at an early age. Since I was little, my parents have preached the importance of school and working hard for my future. Their lessons have taught me profoundly and I can’t thank them enough.

In 8th grade, instead of baking cookies or cake in cooking class or drawing pictures in art, I took German 1 to put myself in the position to be placed in AP German my senior year. My freshman and sophomore years of high school I took Photography to work towards taking AP 2D Studio Art along with other AP/accelerated sciences, maths, and english classes. Certainly, there are other students that took just as difficult of courses that I did, but I pushed myself to excel in other courses that others may not have taken.

I always try and push myself to my best potential. Ever since I was little I have always enjoyed going to school. I always appreciated and valued my education. I believe that knowledge is power and it can lead us to a successful life.

Since I am transferring from a Community College to a University I know that I will need to improve my studying skills and that way that I approach assignments and my classes to make me successful at the University of Arizona. So any techniques that other want to teach me to assist in helping me change and improve my current techniques would be greatly appreciated and helpful to make me successful here at the University of Arizona and my future academic endeavors.

At first I felt overwhelmed by my teachers because I understood my parents were angry that my teachers were able to say that to them, however, as time went on, I improved in a plethora of subjects such as math and science. It left my teachers shocked because she never would have guessed that in the end I would be ahead of the class as I was mainly the only one that participated during the lessons, got high scores on test and did the homework every day. By being in the Honors College, I have the motivation and capability to mentor other students in the future with the same past, students who faced adversity because of their background and give them tips on how to improve their comprehensive skills. Which is why when I moved back to Cicero, I tutored a lot of my friends that were struggling. Living in Cicero, many of my friends come from low income backgrounds, because of this I’m able to tutor and interact with many kinds of people. Even though I had a rough start in my education, it was mainly due to my perseverance, motivation, stubbornness and the support of my parents that I was able to succeed, prove my teachers wrong and get to where I am

One time when hard work paid off for me was a year ago. I was a freshman in a very hard school that's grading scale was a around 5-7 points instead of the normal 10. My grades were sinking and sinking until I learned that I may be kicked out if I don't do better. I was frightened, all the stress of high school made me procrastinate and now it's showing in my grades. So when the new advisory came I told myself I was going to study harder and do all of my work better then before, and it showed. I got all of my grades up and in one of my worst classes, Algebra 1, I got an A on the final. I was so excited because I was now able to stay in my school and that I now have the skills to raise my G.P.A. even higher before senior

I constantly have people asking me why I try so hard in school, why I take hard classes, or why I took a hard schedule for my senior year of high school. A lot of my classmates call me crazy for being such a “try hard,” and they tell me I should have taken an easy senior year. I always just joke back, “I don’t know, maybe I’m just a nerd,” and then we all chuckle and move on to talk about fantasy football or something. I do not take hard classes because I think it is fun staying up till two in the morning a couple nights a week doing homework. I have a 4.0+ GPA and score a 28 on my ACT because I stay up until two in the morning doing homework. I stay up until two in the morning doing homework because I have a dream to get accepted to Colorado State University and to major in biomedical and mechanical engineering. I also have a dream to leave this world a better place than it was the day I came into it. I want to make an impact on the people around me, and I can do that through my work as an engineer. The first step to accomplishing this dream is to get accepted into

To make learning easier for you, you should ask questions. Asking questions will help you have a better understanding of what you are learning. You won't be confused and end up with a bad grade because you didn't know what was happening. In the long run asking questions will make you smarter. Another thing that will help with learning is if you try your best. It is always better to try your best then to fail completely. If you forgot to study or you just completely forgot all the answers on a test, it is better to try your best and get a grade then to not try at all and fail. If you don't try your grade will drop even more than if you at least tried to remember and did what you could. The last thing that will help with learning is to do your homework. If you take your time on homework then you will understand the subject better. Doing homework on a certain subject will help you with an upcoming test, because most of the time if you get homework it is to help you study for a test or a quiz that you might have. Doing all these things will help you with your education throughout the school year.

Two strategies that have helped me take on new information and learn is rereading the material and jotting down notes while doing it. This helps me recall things I may have missed and it’s also serves as a nice visual

The basic approach recalculates the partial fraction expansion coefficients of a rational function from the very beginning whenever the initial conditions are changed, which is very time-consuming. This study finds an alternative approach to compute the solution with a minimal and straightforward effort of re-computation upon the initial conditions changed.