/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14617000
>being this new

>>11451955
>eyes literally popping out through glasses

>>11059470
>defined one thing in 1936
>did nothing else of interest until the day he died

>>10847410
>anti-authoritarian or Leninist

>>10781643
It depends on the professor, but usually you'll get a 0 on the exam at the very minimum up to being expelled from the university. Even the students from abroad get wrecked if they're caught. My university has a ton of financial assets so they don't give a fuck about the insane amount that foreign students pay in tuition. It's fucking based.

People still get caught every year, but they're usually freshman/sophomores. Once you get to upper level courses it's rare that people cheat because it's honestly easier to just learn the material at that point. Plus the people who didn't get caught cheating generally flunk out by then because they know jack shit about the subject.

>>10747432
>I can see a few options
>1. One world illuminati government
>2. One world illuminati government
>3. One world illuminati government
>4. Nuclear power
>5. One world illuminati government

>>10740502
>>10742362

I'm off to study Mechanical Engineering at University this September, but I can't help but feel unprepared or that I got accepted by a fluke and I'll probably fail or not be able to keep up with the content at University. I wouldn't say I'm a genius/Chinese level Math student, but I'm pretty decent at it.

How big is the jump up from High School/Sixth Form/Gymnasium up to First year undergrad?

>>10587771
>physics appears out of nowhere
So what we do know is that one of you is butthurt enough to shop out physics or add it in.

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>>10420926
Severe IQ depression