Should I begin reviewing mathematics and physics immediately after enrollment?
You do not necessarily need to begin intensive study immediately after enrollment, but if you feel uncertain about high-school mathematics or physics, a modest review of the basics can be useful. First check the university’s course information and guidance, then study systematically with the aim of identifying and addressing weak areas rather than trying to advance far ahead.
Key points
- Review not only formulas but also calculation methods and fundamental concepts from high-school mathematics and physics.
- Use course descriptions or syllabi to prioritize the areas that will be needed.
- Short, regular review of weak areas is often more manageable than studying far ahead for long periods.
Things to check
- The preparation needed and the pace of instruction vary by university, faculty, department, and academic year, so check the institution’s official enrollment information and syllabi.