Hey /sci/, I could use some advice. Long story short i'm

>>8568372
How old are you? When did you quit? At what level did you stop?

>>8568372
Find a math book, do problems, note which ones you missed, study the relevant concepts

It'd be helpful if you mentioned what degree you're going back to college for.

>>8568386
>>8568395

21 years old, stopped right before calculus.

I'd like to go back and get my degree in engineering technology. It isn't quite as math intensive as some other degrees but still has a decent bit.

>>8568372
http://www.coolmath-games.com/

>>8568416

meme degree alert

>>8568416
I'm not in the US, so I have no idea what comes before calculus. Since you stopped there, maybe you could start right there.

Stewart is common among engineers, Leithold used to be popular, I think, both are less proof-oriented so they may fit you well, but they tend to be bore you because they are so repetitive. If you want to read a textbook more mathematically oriented, I think Spivak or Apostol are good choices; I recommend the former, though I like Apostol better, it can be more dry than Spivak.
I assume you already took linear algebra?