Hi Crystal. In high school, science subjects overlap many times and good ideas can be found in more than one branch of science. Overlapping possibilities: * Botany, environment, chemistry, biology * Earth sciences, environment * Solar energy, electricity, electronics, physics * Environment, zoology * Physics Tips for studying Science: Memorize terminology and formulae. Each night summarize what you learnt in class Every weekend, summarize the chapters in your Science book so that you will be ready for tests and exams. Find past exam papers and try some of the questions. Work in a group with friends and test each other. Complete all class exercises and homework Ask your teacher for help if you need it or hire a tutor. Is there a website in your region where you can ask questions and get answers? These tips can apply to most subjects. Good luck!

I assume you love logic and are not worried about Mathematics. Physics could be a good starting point, although it could be even more difficult than Math especially if you don't have a good guide that explain how this subject is different from Mathematics. Meanwhile you could study something about living things (Biology) that could bring some fun, or something about stellar evolution, other kind of 'living things', this also being a very very interesting subject and you could omit the difficult details. If you really desire to go on the fast track, than your aim should be to understand what differential equations are within a short time. Differential equations is actually the way that Nature speaks of itself and scientists describe and are able to predict phenomena (the most interesting part). If you choose some good books for a beginner (also the Schaum series) you will discover how fun is the subject, and not too complicated. Please keep in mind that Science is now a huge realm of knowledge, and before making your choice of the subject you really love, you need to acquire a 'scientific attitude'; Math and Physics would be the ground for that. Becoming a scientist is also like learning to be a musician, that is you don't need to go to the concerts (only occasionally) but you need to play the instrument again and again; for Science that means to solve exercises and problems in the thousands, after being exposed to the theories; don't worry, that could be a lot of fun also ! You are welcome to ask for more suggestions or maybe explanations.

Book, videos, TV, lots of ways really.

although science is one among my favorite subject back then, still, I just can't seem to find a good answer to your question. All I can say is that, generally, you can learn everything by "heart". good luck. :)