I have to also admit I've never taken Calculus level math. Though I'm concurrently going to take College Physics (Thank God I finally manage to take it) and Calculus 1 together.

 

I'm a little worried, should I be? I've never taken a Calculus class and this will be my first Physics class.

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/differential-calculus

 

Trust me. Watch through a few of those videos and you'll do fine.

Thank you. I'm getting into those videos. I'll also definitely turn to you guys for further understanding.

Get a hold of

 

The Chemistry Maths Book

 

Erich Steiner

 

Oxford University Press.

 

This is easier than maths for physics but will take you a long way towards what you need.

 

There are several editions, you don't need a new copy, pretty well any version will do.

With a little effort you will catch up with how to use calculus in physics.

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/differential-calculus

 

Trust me. Watch through a few of those videos and you'll do fine.

second that, khan also offers exercises in math that you can do if you make an account.