<p>Ok, here's the story. I was placed in regular Physics because my debate class didn't make. The trouble is, I can already tell it's going to be easy as hell. And easy classes make my GPA lower because I don't pay attention. So how hard would it be to self-study Physics C with regular physics and honors Precal? Honest opinions, please.</p>
<p>No, physics c involves calculus, and without a teacher, I don't think it would very easy, if possible at all. You can study physics b on your own though, that's what I'm doing.</p>
<p>Well, if it helps physics C has the same teacher. And he refuses to teach Physics B because he says universities don't grant enough credit for it or something.</p>
<p>Unless you're amazing at math and can learn calculus by yourself, it's not worth it. I have a friend who's attempting it and it's not going well.</p>
<p>Yeah top universities don't really give credit for Physics B.</p>
<p>at my school its one of the most difficult classes. for somebody who doesn't know calculus it would be even harder because you need to know integration and derivatives from the beginning.</p>
<p>That's hard. That's super hard. Calculus and Physics is hard enough WITH teachers.</p>
<p>with precal and regular physics it would be retarded.....my friend is taking it this year and it's supposed to be harder than multivariable cal</p>