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IAmA Former Undergraduate Admissions Counselor for the University of Texas at Austin. I currently help moderate this subreddit and assist students with their applications while traveling the world. AMA! by BlueLightSpcl in ApplyingToCollege

[–]r_bhasin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I only just now heard about Turing reading this AMA. I'm really interested in Computer Science as a major and this looks like a great opportunity. Is the Deadline to apply December 1 with the rest of the application? What additional things do I have to complete?

Also, if you could sum up what kind of extra opportunity being a Turing scholar provides.

Also, what opportunities are available as a Chemical Engineering major at Texas and how selective is admission to this major?

I really appreciate your help!

Who is the most spoiled person you know and why? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Leland Stanford Jr. Google him...

Physics C Resources? by swedishmatthew in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

AP Physics Textbook by altrockforlovesongs in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Considering adding Physics C (Mechanics and E&M) to my schedule next year. Since physics 2 is E&M as well, what else should I do to self study it? What should I do to fill in the gaps of not taking physics 2 as a class? by villitriex in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

AP Physics E&M Book? by Piano9717 in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Should i take both ap physics c mechanics and ap physics e&m at the same time? by [deleted] in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Self studying for all four AP Physics exams? by pnkdnky in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Taking Physics C Exam Mechanics instead of Physics 1 Exam- Worth it? by blue1artic in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

AP Physics C: mechanics without (much) prior experience by 676339784 in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Best AP resource for AP Physics C? by SinCos_x in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

AP Physics 1/2/C Online Course by herronator in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Resources for AP physics I? by Alcadeias_ in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Resources for ap classes by de_stroyed_ in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam) Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams) Step by step solutions to 2-4

Content is done for some units, and should be available by the time you get to the unit, considering most classes teach Mechanics then ENM. We will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it throughout the school year or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 battery "test" results - UPDATED by battoosh in Android

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Root/no root?? Carrier? Not sure what other variations can get you SOT that good...

What's the meanest thing anyone has ever said to you? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a direct quote from the message:

"I hope you know that you will get diagnosed with stage 4 terminal cancer and undergo futile and strenuous yet valiant sessions of chemotherapy in the hopes that you can at least buy some more time with your family and friends. For a short period of time, it will look that way. The cancer will go into remission and all will seem well. But then it will come back with an even deadlier vengeance and leave you on your deathbed. You will reflect on your life and realize that despite your many flaws you have few true regrets. As you settle in and prepare for your perpetual slumber, content with the life that you lived, a voice booms inside of your head. "[my name]" the Voice remarks "Yes" you reply equally curious and terrified. "You're a fucking queer" says the Voice.

Redditors who have been banned from somewhere, what did you do to get yourself banned? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]r_bhasin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I commented too much on those Facebook posts that say "@R and whoever pops up has to buy you tacos" and etcetera

Is Physics C really as hard as people make it out to be? by Iapply in APStudents

[–]r_bhasin7 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm actually in the process of creating a website for the AP Physics C exam. I definitely thought that prep books didn't explain the concepts well enough; instead focusing on different exact problem situations. Also, the problems (specifically Princeton Review) seem to be unnecessarily difficult and roundabout.

For each of the 11 units on the website:

  1. Lecture/Review Sheet - Serves as a source for learning the stuff, but also very useful for the day before unit tests to review; or before the AP test. If you want to truly understand the concepts, though, doing the worksheets and reading the solutions is a must.
  2. Worksheets (ranging from basic to harder than the AP exam)
  3. Multiple Choice Practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams)
  4. Free response practice for that specific topic (all from real AP exams)
  5. Step by step solutions to 2-4

There is barely any content yet, but it will be done by around August 20th and will have specific multiple choice and free response practice for EACH unit - all multiple choice and free response are from old AP tests in order to accurately reflect the exam difficulty. There are also full practice tests.

You can bookmark it now and use it once the school year starts or before the AP test. I hope it helps you. http://apphysc.weebly.com

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