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> I am looking for knowledge. Then you need to take the prerequisites and this is true whether you're styding by yourself or at a university. There are no shor
by beforeolives 6y ago
> I am looking for knowledge.
Then you need to take the prerequisites and this is true whether you're styding by yourself or at a university. There are no shortcuts, especially in a field like physics where the complexity builds up over time.
- wealthyyy 6y agoPrerequisites are not what you think. They need to see scores of exams. I'm really good at Maths and Basic Physics otherwise.
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- the_only_law 6y agoIf you’re US based there are exams like CLEP you can take for a small amount of money to gain credit in a lot of prerequisite general education courses. If you’re referring to exams like admission material, you may be able to string arm your way in with enough money, but my experience is that the bureaucracy is very strong with these institutions and they are simply not designed for people like you. Also finding a program that offers online physics courses may be a challenge. I’ve only ever seen one from the OU, mentioned elsewhere on this thread. Most online programs seem to either be CA, a handful of humanities degrees and what I’ll call “bullshit degrees”.