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Aufbau
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All,
Do you think that it would be possible for me design my own curriculum and teach myself all of undergraduate physics and the appropriate level math in a year potentially? I know that I will have to work lots of problems to become really good at the content. I was also thinking about taking the subject GRE in Math and Physics to show how much I have learned. I will be learning from MIT open courseware and other online sources as well. I will take timed tests from other courses with similar content. I haven't had any calculus beyond calculus II formally.
Too much or should I stay and get a formal education? Also I am not a genius but I work really hard in my opinion and am willing to learn as much as I need.
I want to be able to get into a physics masters program after taking several graduate level courses to show that I know my stuff along with the GRE subject tests in Math and Physics and Chemistry. Is this impossible. Again this is just for the undergraduate level.
Do you think that it would be possible for me design my own curriculum and teach myself all of undergraduate physics and the appropriate level math in a year potentially? I know that I will have to work lots of problems to become really good at the content. I was also thinking about taking the subject GRE in Math and Physics to show how much I have learned. I will be learning from MIT open courseware and other online sources as well. I will take timed tests from other courses with similar content. I haven't had any calculus beyond calculus II formally.
Too much or should I stay and get a formal education? Also I am not a genius but I work really hard in my opinion and am willing to learn as much as I need.
I want to be able to get into a physics masters program after taking several graduate level courses to show that I know my stuff along with the GRE subject tests in Math and Physics and Chemistry. Is this impossible. Again this is just for the undergraduate level.
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