It is never late to start!

@@oasizs That's very true! I have a few friends who always use it to come up with practice questions and explain the material in depth. They say they can't live without ai 😂

haha, true. but what about the exam?

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No worries, they'll be here if you decide to do Masters too:)

I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😄

@@Factmanyoutube Hey 👋 Hope these tips were helpful and you do great in college!

You know india time;- present :-night 2 pm

Oh wow, that's late. You should definitely get some sleep then!

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Always happy to help! :)

unfortunately no.... you might hurt your head if you try.. just kidding:)

@trishaaatalks Thank you for coming back to the channel! Always nice to see same people in the comments:)

Thank you for sharing! Same here! It takes some time to learn to prioritize:)

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Perhaps you needed some confirmation you're making the right choice. I can only talk about my personal experience, but I really did love it there. There are a lot of opportunities and resources if you know how to use them, as well as a lot of networking opportunities. Besides, it's one of the best (and in my opinion the best) universities in Texas. Hopefully my video and this comment will take some stress away and reassure you're making the right decision:)

Glad it was helpful! Have an awesome day too!

Thank you very much!

Keep practicing, start with easy problems, and move on to harder ones. With more practice you'll see that it was easy all along. Good luck! :)

That's great to hear! Definitely make sure you know the fundamentals well. It's difficult to make a video dedicated to the basics of organic chemistry because everything your professor will mention for first 5 chapters is important to know. And different professors require different things sometimes. I would say make sure you know everything mentioned in lectures, resonance, acids/bases, Spectroscopy. The more you learn of these fundamentals, the easier it will be later on in the course. Hope this helps :)

Glad it was helpful!

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What was your sat score and GPA, can you share with me ? I really wanna got into ut 😢

@@DilanBulgen Hi! I am an incoming graduate student at UT so I did not write the SAT xD. Anyways, I hope you get into UT!

@@DilanBulgenI got in as well for UT ECE and I would say your SAT should be 1400+ and a GPA around 3.9

If you mean you want to get a degree in 3 years instead of 4, that's absolutely possible! I did it:) You can do it 2 ways: 1. Come in with college credits already (like from a community college) or 2. Take more than 4 classes a semester and take summer classes. They won't make you stay all 4 years if you already completed all required credits. Hope that helps!

Hi, I'm sorry, I did not do a graduate program at UT, so I don't know much about it :(

Oh yes, definitely! I was pre-med myself. There are plenty of student organizations dedicated to it, I was part of AMSA, and they really help you to navigate the process! Plus, you get to make friends:) And since the university is in the city, you get plenty of medical opportunities to gain experience. On top of that, it's a big research university, so it will be no problem finding a research lab to work for, if that's the route you want to take. So overall, yes, it's a great choice for pre-med students! Hope that helps:)

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