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What's wrong with me?


Question Posted Saturday July 10 2010, 9:56 am

I'm a sophmore in college. I find my university is much easier than my high school. I love college and I think I'm doing pretty well. But, it seems like no matter what, Math is a problem. I really need to pass math with at least a B in order to get into my program. I have good grades in everything else. It seems like no matter how much I study for math, I just can't do well on the tests. Please... if you have any suggestions at all, tell me. I have a tutor and everything. It's just that when it comes to the test, I don't do well. I really have to do well on these next tests. It's the only grades we have. Thanks!


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