Alright /sci/ I've got 1.4 years to learn basic high school

>>8635633
yeah, just stop vdrinking like a redneck and dont smoke too much weed and youre fine.

>>8635633
1.4 years left and asking if you can catch up an """engineering""" course !

you brainlet ofc can, stop being a faggot and start right now i'm maths major i can help you if you wanna

You can, you just need to dedicate yourself to that. The sheer will that you want to learn something proves you're not a brainlet. Glad that you realized what you want to do

OP here.appreciate it lads.I'm In a course right now that will lead to college if I get a certain number of points in my exams at the end.everyone in it is either a dropout or immigrants wanting to get into college.Its be slow going with math atm I notice when I get onto a new set of questions I have to learn how to do those specific questions.this is looking really time consuming and it feels like I'm not getting anything done.any tips ?

>>8635665
Stay focused. Keep your eye on the prize at the end for motivation.

I was in a similar situation as you, and I'm now about to wrap Iona double major in math and CS. Honestly I found Khan Academy to be incredibly useful for just starting out. Once you get to calculus, also supplement Patrick jmt and Paul's online math notes. Good luck op.

>>8635680
Does Khan academy and patrick Jmt do a bit more advanced stuff like statistics and probability too?

>>8635688
I wasn't too impressed with Khan's statistics videos desu, but all of his other videos are solid. Mind you I haven't watched any of those in particular in years, and he updates his content fairly often. Patrick dabbles in a wider area but I'm not really sure if he does or not. Remember you can always just search google or YouTube for a general topic you are struggling with, and I've found more often than not someone covers it pretty well.

>>8635696
As far as advanced stuff, that depends on your definition. Khan goes up to linear algebra, the 3 calculus courses and differential equations. That's pretty advanced for most people but would be considered rudimentary to a math major. Patrick does cover more advanced stuff in general.

>>8635696
>Remember you can always just search google or YouTube for a general topic you are struggling with, and I've found more often than not someone covers it pretty well.
Thanks mate, will keep that in mind