Reddit reviews Schaum's Outline of Quantum Mechanics, Second Edition (Schaum's Outlines)
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that's what happened to me in the april exam. i drastically improved my score by completing multiple chapters out of schaum's 3000 physics problems and completely forgoing practicing with the previous exams. if you plan on taking the exam again, consider that strategy (note there is also a schaum's guide to quantum mechanics)
I'd suggest you buy your textbooks early and look them over before class starts. If you don't want do to that, you might want to try out Schaums Outline of Quantum Mechanics, and Schaums Outline of Optics. A Modern Physics course will generally cover some intro QM and some special relativity, so the QM outline should be helpful for both your Modern Physics and your QM class.
Edit: As a note, the Schaum's Outlines are generally for people currently taking the course or reviewing the material after having already taken the course. Its terse with little discussion of the physics going on, but a lot of example problems, and will hold your hand through math.
Schaum's Outline Series? There's a quantum physics I believe. I have some of the old math ones--they're awesome.
edit: here's a quantum mechanics one: http://www.amazon.com/Schaums-Outline-Quantum-Mechanics-Second/dp/0071623582/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259858848&sr=8-3