This site shows the unemployment rates for various college majors. It might be worth looking into. From the Wall Street Journal.

This is a very brief page that shows that fundamentals of taking notes the Cornell way. This technique is used in AVID classes here on campus. You may choose to write notes the way your AVID teacher instructs you to, or follow my slightly modified method.

This website has a huge number of chemistry and physics videos that are very good for review or additional practice.

Huge resource for virtually EVERY subject, including college level.

 This website would be good for additional help with any branch of mathematics that you may be enrolled in.

A link to the Discovery channel website on the super volcano that exists under Yellowstone National Park.

The California content standards may be found at this website.

This site from the math department at West Texas A&M is very useful in learning and reviewing concepts in beginning, intermediate, and college level algebra. It has many examples and practice problems.

Information from Florida State University about optical properties.

The California Department of Education maintains these content standards for the physics curriculum.

This is a link to your new textbook which has some very good practice quizzes and other information. Feel free to explore it as preparation for your final exam. It will help tremendously.

"The Physics Classroom" provides excellent review modules in most of the topics that we study in our physics classes. They are good for review.

"How Stuff Works" is an excellent source of a wealth of information about virtually any topic you can think of. Chemistry students can research the properties of water, nuclear reactions, and many other topics. Physics students can learn about refrigeration, heat exchange, and many other topics. You can also learn how DVD's, Ipods, and cellular phones work. It is actually quite engaging for the scientifically inclined mind.

This site has a series of chemistry videos that instruct students on various chemistry principles and would be very appropriate for review.