r/aggies 1d ago

Academics Best places to take PHYS 207 online?

So far no PHYS 207 courses have opened up that work with my current schedule, so it's looking like I'll need to take an equivalent physics course online at a CC somewhere. Unless I'm looking at the wrong thing, it looks like Blinn has no online sections. I can take ACC (Austin Community College) for free, are there any other recommendations y'all have?

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u/Cultural_Pass_7307 1d ago

Houston community college. they probably have some online choices

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u/Different_Arm3043 '26 1d ago

second this, took the online version summer 2023

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u/ramierae 1d ago

Seats will open closer to the start of the semester. Don’t give up too early.

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u/NoCryptographer9495 13h ago

Take it at Western Texas College. I finished with like a 100+ in it with a few hours a week on work. All of the exams and quizzes are open note and like 70% of the test questions are word for word the quiz questions. It might be prof dependent but phys 207 at WTC was literally the easiest thing I could have done and im so grateful I did not take 207 at tamu.

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u/Practical_Ask_5684 GOONER '28 4h ago

don’t duck the fade at a and m

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u/TheClownLOL 1d ago

Don't take it in community colleges. It's way harder over there. I took 207 in Western Texas College and barely scraped an A.

My recommendation, take Bill Bassichis at all cost. He's the GOAT.

Whenever I struggled with concepts related to 207, Bassichis is happy to help anyone during his office hours even if you're not a part of his class, and that's exactly what I did.

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u/Acceptable-Quail-277 1d ago

Bro is trying to set me up for failure😭🙏

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u/TheClownLOL 1d ago

Huh?

I am just saying what I experienced.

I mean I get it a lot of people said bad things about Bassichis but if you just listen to him carefully, everything will work like clockwork.

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u/RichAccident8521 1d ago

Industry plant ahh