One of the great things about the Hub community is the wide variety of Grifballers who choose to call this forum home. From young'ns just getting through high school to geezers going through grad school, we've got every subject covered.

If you're stuck doing homework and looking for some help, or wanting to share something that you learned, here's the place to do it!

If you'd like to put your service out there, you can also post below with your info and your name and specialty will be added to this first post.

Study Hall Helpers
Goose - Psychology
Rally - Soil Science, Creative Writing, Diesel Tech
Taco - Computer Science
Lambchop166 - Calculus, Physics, Engineering (specifically aerospace)

Name: Goosechecka
Subject: Psychology
Degree level: Masters

Something cool I've learned: I'm taking a physiological psychology class and we've been learning all about the brain, neurons, stuff like that. Today we talked at proprioceptors and the cerebellum - basically two things responsible for guiding your body through space (so you don't walk into doors, off cliffs, etc).

So I'm on the metro and this woman just turns and slams her bag into my stomach. My witty retort? "Yo, your proprioception and cerebellum are fail."


Yeah, that's an old school zinger!

Name: Rally
Subjects: Soil Sciences, Creative Writing, Diesel Technology

I write, I play in the dirt, and I get paid to fix trucks and anything else that moves. And no I won't work on your Honda.

Name: Nuclear Taco 42
Subject: Computer Science
Degree level: Working towards my AA at the moment.

Something cool I've learned: A Computer Science degree is one of the most highly recommended degrees to have if you plan on going into the video game industry, which I plan to do. So, if you want to get into the gaming industry on the programming side of things, Computer Science is definitely the way to go.
Also, something to keep in mind about Computer Science: MATH. If you don't like math, don't be a Computer Science major. If you have no interest in learning about things such as derivatives and other Calculus based math stuff, Computer Science is not for you.

I would share something cool I've learned about actual Computer Science material, but seeing as it is my first year in college, I really haven't gotten into much yet. Hopefully I'll be able to share something soon though!

I'll be looking to you mostly whenever I need help

Name: Lambchop166
Subject: Calculus, Physics, Engineering (specifically aerospace)
Degree level: Working towards an AS for now.

Something cool I've learned: Solids of revolution are easier than people think.

Well clearly you haven't leared how to spell lol xD grammar nazi I am, but anyways maybe I'll alternate from Taco and yourself for help when necessary

I don't know what you're talking about.

I started university today and I'm do Computer Game Design. All hail the computing revolution!

I'm currently still in high school and at this moment I'm in AP Chemistry

name: matt
subject: highschool student
degree: highschool student


please dont ask for my help, I'm damn smart but that cant make up for my lack of years and therefore learning

Name: Danni Cherie aka The Tiny Zombie
Subject(s): Computer Science, English, Creative Writing, Game Design, Philosophy, Art, General Science, Music Theory, Music Performance
Degree Level: Headed toward AA for transfer, but lots of previous college experience

I've always been the go-to person when it came to editing and peer-reviewing papers. I blame 3 years and an AP English Literature class with the strictest English teacher ever. However, I wouldn't be where I am now when it comes to my sentence structure, grammar, and writing skills without her guidance.

I hate math, but I'm determined to forge through it headstrong in order to get a computer science/programming/design degree.

My degree and career are in politics, so if anyone has questions about US government or history, feel free to ask.

K thx

your Subject is highschool student o-o