Hey y'all! I'm taking MATH 3100 with Christian Gromoll next semester and it's not looking too hot (average GPA 2.9...) but I don't have much space to switch out so uh

Does anyone have any notes, info, or even just the textbook the class uses? I'm hoping maybe getting a head start/reviewing some preliminary stuff might be useful so I don't fail LMFAO

  • Consider the "Schaum's Outline" series. Any time you spend perusing the Outline for Prob, over the break, will set you up for an easier start. These typically include ~500 solved problems, and they are quite inexpensive.

    It would also be quite easy for your major advisor to locate a well-performing colleague who took the course before.

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    Thank you so much! (I don’t have a major advisor yet since I’m undeclared, but…)

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  • ya gromoll is hard asf get ready for a ride

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  • Where are you getting that average GPA of 2.9 from? This class isn’t supposed to be very difficult according to most people who have taken it.

    Also, I know you said it’ll be hard to change, but if you’re super worried, looks like 85% of people get an A with Turner. Maybe take it next semester?

    CourseForum is pretty dead these days but still useful for this kind of stuff.

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    Grade distribution specifically for this prof when he taught it last spring

    I might try to take it with a diff prof next sem but idk if I’ll finish my major prereqs on time if I do so we’ll see!

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  • GPA doesn’t matter that much just pass the class and stop worrying about shit

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    premed dawg premed 😭😭😭

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    otherwise i wouldn’t have cared LMFAO

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    damn you’re almost the only exception and of course the one time I comment about it. never gambling again

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